[3O11e] Development and Regeneration 2

[3O11e-02] Identification of the growth cone in newborn neurons, a primary regulator of neuronal migration in the injured brain

*Chikako Nakajima¹, Masato Sawada^1,2, Norihiko Nakashima¹, Kazuya Kuboyama¹, Naoko Kaneko³, Naoki Shimada⁴, Koichiro Nakamura⁵, Kumiko Matsuno^4,6, Shoji Uesugi⁵, Hiromitsu Uchiyama⁸, Nynke A Vepřek⁷, Yasuyuki Ito⁹, Vicente Herranz-Pérez¹⁰, José Manuel García-Verdugo¹⁰, Nobuhiko Ohno^11,12, Dirk Trauner^7,13, Yasuhiko Tabata⁶, Michihiro Igarashi⁹, Kazunobu Sawamoto^1,2 (1. Grad Sch Med, Nagoya City Uni, Aichi, Japan , 2. Div Develop Regen, National Inst Physiolog Sci, Aichi, Japan, 3. Doshisha Uni, Kyoto, Japan, 4. The Japan Wool Textile Co., Ltd., Hyogo, Japan, 5. Nikke Medical Co., Ltd., Osaka, Japan, 6. Kyoto Uni, Kyoto, Japan, 7. New York Uni, New York, US, 8. Toray Research Center, Inc., Shiga, Japan, 9. Niigata Uni, Niigata, Japan, 10. Uni of Valencia, Valencia, Spain , 11. Jichi Med Uni, Tochigi, Japan, 12. Div Ultrastruc Res, National Inst Physiolog Sci, Aichi, Japan, 13. UPenn, Philadelphia, US )

Keywords:Growth cone, Neuronal migration, Extracellular matrix, Brain injury