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A pair of recent papers challenge a model that has dominated neuroscience for the past two decades, demonstrating the scientific process in action. What we thought were long-range signals guiding axon growth may in fact not be.
Read MoreThis week on Neurotalk, we speak with Ryan Watts about axon guidance, developing new tools for treating Alzheimer's disease, and more! Dr. Watts is the director of the department of neuroscience at Genentech.
This week on Neurotalk, we speak with Ryan Watts about axon guidance, developing new tools for treating Alzheimer's disease, and more!
Dr. Watts is the director of the department of neuroscience at Genentech.
This week in Neurotalk, we speak with Chengua Gu about the molecules linking axon guidance, cardiovascular development, and synapse formation. Dr. Gu is an associate professor of neurobiology at Harvard Medical School.
This week in Neurotalk, we speak with Chengua Gu about the molecules linking axon guidance, cardiovascular development, and synapse formation.
Dr. Gu is an associate professor of neurobiology at Harvard Medical School.
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