Nagham Farah, PhD (@nagham-farah.bsky.social)

FOXP Genes Shape Purkinje Cell Diversity, Cerebellum In a groundbreaking study that pushes the boundaries of neurodevelopmental biology, researchers have unveiled the critical role of FOXP genes in orchestrating the diversity of Purkinje cells and the intricate morphogenesis of the cerebellum. This revelation sheds new light on how genetic regulation during brain development sculpts one of the most complex and vital neural structures in the vertebrate brain. The cerebellum, long celebrated for its contributions to motor coordination and cognitive processes, relies on a precise cellular architecture, and the current research elucidates the molecular underpinnings that guide this sophisticated organization. https://scienmag.com/foxp-genes-shape-purkinje-cell-diversity-cerebellum/?utm_source=bluesky&utm_medium=jetpack_social