Dr Iris Wang, UQ: "Neuronal Trafficking - Linking mechanisms to functions in live neurons"
Speaker:
Dr Iris Wang
Queensland Brain Institute, University of Queensland
Title: "Neuronal Trafficking - Linking mechanisms to functions in live neurons"
Abstract:
Neurons are the most polarized cells in human body, with highly specialized dendritic and axonal structures to facilitate the information flow through the brain circuits. A dynamic intracellular vesicle trafficking system enables the efficient material transport underlying complicated neural activities. Here I will share my recent studies using advanced microscopy techniques to explore the neuronal trafficking in axons and postsynaptic dendritic spines of live neurons.
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