Talks and readings
Science talk: how worm glia smell trouble.
How C. elegans Nose Glia Smell Trouble
- Rockefeller University
- Price unknown
About
A science lecture in the Monday Lecture Series at Rockefeller University titled "How C. elegans Nose Glia Smell Trouble." It is given by Shai Shaham, Ph.D., Richard E. Salomon Family Professor and head of the Laboratory of Developmental Genetics at The Rockefeller University. He will describe his lab's studies of glial cells in the nematode C. elegans, showing that sense organ glia have sensory capacities of their own and can detect and respond to sensory neuron deficits. He will highlight a novel signaling pathway they dissected and the roles of non-canonical hedgehog-related signaling components in it.
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Venue
Rockefeller University
York Avenue 1230, 10065 New York
Artist
Shai ShahamRarely
Genre
Cardiology talksUsually 2 a week
