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Embryonically active piriform cortex neurons promote intracortical recurrent connectivity during development.

DC money, Santos-Valencia F, Song JH, Franks KM, Luo L.

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The developmental timing of spinal touch processing alterations predicts behavioral changes in genetic mouse models of autism spectrum disorders.

Tasnim, A., Cheers, I., Hakim, R. et al.

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Lateral olivocochlear neurons modulate cochlear responses to noise exposure

Austin A. Sitko1 *, Michelle M. Frank1 *, Gabriel E. Romero1 *, Lisa V. Goodrich1

1 Department of Neurobiology, Harvard Medical School, Boston, MA 02115, USA

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γ-Protocadherins control synapse formation and peripheral branching of touch sensory neurons

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Female-specific synaptic dysfunction and cognitive impairment in a mouse model of PCDH19 disorder

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Nature Neuroscience, July 13, 2020

The endogenous neuronal complement inhibitor SRPX2 protects against complement-mediated synapse elimination during development

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We start reading "Principles of neurobiology 2nd edition"。

Dr. Liqun Luo, a leading figure in the field of neuroscience、wrote this book based on her 20-year's of teaching neurobiology class at Stanford University.。2020The second edition was published in September as a revised edition for the first time in five years.。If you are interested in neurobiology、or English、join our reading circle。

Please e-mail us to attend。10First meeting wil be held at 18:00 on Thursday, 15th of March、.。

※ For further information、please contact Mari*.。

[Place] Held online

[Target] Anyone who wants to learn neurophysiology、or English、and who is interested in reading circle。Individuals of any backgrounds and ages are welcome。

Department of Neurophysiology, Keio University School of Medicine (Yuzaki Lab)  .

*Mari Shiozaki：mari.z6@keio.jp