ERC Consolidator Grant · 2021
Translational Control of Neuronal Fate and Identity
The cerebral cortex is a central structure of the mammalian brain, characterized by a remarkable diversity of neuronal types. Understanding the origin of the extraordinary neuronal diversity is fundamental to understand how cortical architecture and functions emerge during development and remains a critical challenge in cellular and molecular neurobiology. While the efforts have been focused on transcriptional control, evidence for regulation at the translational level is emerging. I hypothesize that translational control, albeit overlooked, acts in a combinatorial fashion with transcriptional induction to regulate gene expression programs during cortical patterning. I have demonstrated an…
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