The plastic anatomy of the brain

When and Where

Monday, January 15, 2018 4:00 pm to 5:00 pm
Room 560A, Sidney Smith Hall, 100 St. George Street

Speakers

Dr. Jason Lerch, Hospital for Sick Children

Description

Abstract: Exciting data, coming out of multiple labs, has made it clear that the brain changes with learning and experience at a scale detectable by MRI. It is not clear, however, how functionally specific and rapid those anatomical alterations are, nor how those changes link with the cellular and molecular events known to underlie brain plasticity at a microscopic scale. I will discuss the use of mouse models and high-field imaging to provide tentative evidence of the pathways underling MRI detectable structural brain plasticity.

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