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Abnormal neuron activity manifests as parental neglect

1/8/2020

Without the gene Mecp2, mice can’t learn to care for crying pups. Knowing when the brain is able to learn may help treat developmental disorders. Read the story »

New brain map could improve AI algorithms for machine vision

8/20/2019

A revised view of the primate visual system may serve as a future reference for understanding how vision works in humans. Read the story »

New cell subtypes classified in mouse brain

3/12/2019

To map a brain, an intuitive system for classifying neuron types is necessary. Now, a promising approach reveals new cell subtypes in the mouse brain. Read the story »

Path to cancer in the brain set by protein CHD5

9/14/2018

Researchers find that protein keeps neural stem cells from activating too soon and hindering brain development Read the story »

The miracle of brain development

8/16/2018

In a series of 8 stunning images, CSHL scientists enable us to share the miracle of a brain as it self-assembles Read the story »

One experiment: Building a brain

8/16/2018

A genetic program precisely guides development of a part of the brain Read the story »

In mouse model of Rett syndrome: how adult learning is impaired

1/18/2017

A team at CSHL publishes results of experiments in mice suggesting how MECP2 mutations further impair affected individuals later on in life. Watch the video »

Connecting the dots in Rett Syndrome

7/13/2015

Stephen Shea speaks about 'Connecting the Dots in Rett Syndrome' at Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory's 125th Anniversary Open House. Watch the video »

Neuroscientists at CSHL show in unprecedented detail how cortical nerve cells form synapses with neighbors

12/22/2010

Researchers observe synapse validation, which helps in developing brain make connections with one another. Read the story »