During brain development, oligodendrocyte precursor cells (OPCs) contribute to the neural pruning process, helping to shape the healthy development of the brain.
New neurons in the adult brain have more in common with embryonic brains than scientist thought, a new study reports.
According to a new study, the survival of axons in a developing embryo comes from cells in the body and not the axon itself.
Researchers have identified a previously unknown stage of human brain development.
A new study contradicts other research which indicates neurodevelopment weeds out most of the connections between retinal ganglion axons and target cells in the brain.
Researchers discover proteins that play an important role in the immune system may be responsible for fine tuning motor control during development and reducing motor function as we age.
Researchers investigate how synaptic pruning occurs during development in hopes of discovering how neurodevelopmental and psychiatric disorders occur.
The process of neural connection re-organization begins earlier in girls. Researchers believe this may explain why they mature faster during teenage years.
Synaptic pruning occurs as a result of mechanical tearing, a new study reveals.
