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LOCATION:TUD CRTD\, Fetscherstraße 10501307 Dresden
SUMMARY:Hindges: Assembly of functional visual circuits: roles for adhesion
  molecules and neuronal morphology
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DESCRIPTION:Speaker: Dr. Robert Hindges\nInstitute of Speaker: King’s Col
 lege London\, Centre for Developmental Neurobiology & MRC Centre for Neuro
 developmental Disorders\nTopics:\nBiologie\, Medizin\n Location:\n  Name: 
 TUD CRTD (CRTD\, ground floor\, auditorium left)\n  Street: Fetscherstraß
 e 105\n  City: 01307 Dresden\n  Phone: +49 (0)351 458 82052\n  Fax: +49 (0
 )351 458 82059 \nDescription: AbstractA fundamental issue during brain dev
 elopment is the correct formation of connections. Accuracy of these events
  is critical for the correct function of the brain\, including processes i
 nvolved in memory\, learning\, perception and behaviour. My lab is interes
 ted in the molecular mechanisms underlying the assembly of the vertebrate 
 visual circuitry. Our research mainly focuses on genes controlling synapse
  specificity between different subpopulations of retinal neurons\, as well
  as long-range connections between the eye and retinorecipient areas. In a
 ddition\, we are interested in how specific dendritic structures of retina
 l neurons generate visual functionalities. 5 most recent papersAntinucci\,
  P.\, Suleyman\, O.\, Monfries\, C. &amp\; Hindges\, R. (2016). Neural Mec
 hanisms Generating Orientation Selectivity in the Retina. Current Biology 
 26: 1802-1815. Antinucci\, P.\, Nikolaou\, N.\, Meyer\, M.P. &amp\; Hindge
 s\, R. (2013). Teneurin-3 specifies morphological and functional connectiv
 ity of retinal ganglion cells in the vertebrate visual system. Cell Report
 s 5: 582-592.  Maiorano N.A. &amp\; Hindges\, R. (2013) Restricted perinat
 al retinal degeneration induces retina reshaping and correlated structural
  rearrangement of the retinotopic map\, Nature Commun. 4:1938 doi: 10.1038
 /ncomms2926 (2013). Pinter\, R. &amp\; Hindges\, R. (2010). Perturbations 
 of MicroRNA Function in Mouse Dicer Mutants Produce Retinal Defects and Le
 ad to Aberrant Axon Pathfinding at the Optic Chiasm\, PLoS ONE 5(4): e1002
 1. Hindges\, R.\, McLaughlin\, T.\, Genoud\, N.\, Henkemeyer\, M. &amp\; O
 'Leary\, D.D.M. (2002). EphB forward signaling controls directional branch
  extension and arborization required for dorsal-ventral retinotopic mappin
 g. Neuron 35: 475-487.
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