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    Wnt Signaling In Dopaminergic Neuronal Connectivity

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    National Health and Medical Research Council
    Funding Amount
    $387,489.00
    Summary
    During development, the brain establishes intricate and precise connections. In several brain pathways, little is known about the processes regulating this connectivity. Furthermore, it is likely that the same processes will be required to repair the injured- diseased brain. This project builds on our preliminary data, that Wnt proteins are important regulators of developing dopamine pathways, and has implications for dopamine disorders including Parkinson’s disease and addiction.
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    Mechanisms Of Axon Growth In The Vertebrate Nervous System.

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    National Health and Medical Research Council
    Funding Amount
    $217,980.00
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    Determination Of The Cellular And Molecular Mechanisms Of Axon Growth And Guidance In The Embryonic Vertebrate Brain

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    National Health and Medical Research Council
    Funding Amount
    $165,769.00
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    Molecular And Cellular Mechanisms Of Axon Guidance In The Vertebrate Nervous System

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    National Health and Medical Research Council
    Funding Amount
    $399,600.00
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    How Are Axons Guided To Their Targets In The Developing Nervous System?

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    National Health and Medical Research Council
    Funding Amount
    $329,644.00
    Summary
    Many neurodevelopmental disorders are probably the result of wiring defects. In this project we will use new technologies to study how growing nerve fibres are steered to their targets during development, and use this data to create new mathematical models which can predict which way nerve fibres should grow in different situations. This will advance our understanding of the mechanisms underlying both normal and abnormal brain development.
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    Molecular And Activity Dependent Mechanisms Regulating The Targeting Of Corpus Callosum Axons In The Contralateral Hemisphere.

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    National Health and Medical Research Council
    Funding Amount
    $413,266.00
    Summary
    The brain is made up of circuits of neurons that process specific information. For example, the somatosensory cortex receives and sends connections to other somatosensory areas, including the contralateral cortex, but how these systems are wired up is not known. We will investigate whether information about the size and position of the cortical areas and activity-matching of the somatosensory information received by each hemisphere are used to guide callosal axons to their targets.
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    Knowledge, Identification And Exploitation Of Dopaminergic Axon Guidance Cues Will Improve Cell Replacement Therapy For ParkinsonÍs Disease.

    Funder
    National Health and Medical Research Council
    Funding Amount
    $481,797.00
    Summary
    Many obstacles exist for cell transplantation in ParkinsonÍs Disease; namely poor graft survival, restoration of appropriate circuitry and adequate nerve fiber growth from new cells. Using knowledge of how neural circuits are established during fetal development, we will attempt to recapitulate these events following transplantation. Further, we will identify new and novel cues in regulating the connectivity and growth of these nerve fibers.
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    Molecular Interactions Of NETREN-3 During Development

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    National Health and Medical Research Council
    Funding Amount
    $325,582.00
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    Computational Analysis Of The Influence Of Growth Cone Shape Dynamics On Axon Guidance

    Funder
    National Health and Medical Research Council
    Funding Amount
    $346,406.00
    Summary
    For the brain to function correctly its neurons must be connected correctly. This project will use a novel mathematical approach to understand how growing nerve fibres find where to go in the developing brain. In particular we will use both experiments and computational analysis to understand how the shape of the tip of a growing nerve fibre helps the fibre navigate. This may help us understand the biological cause of many different types of mental disorders.
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    Molecular And Cellular Mechanisms Of Axon Growth And Guidance In The Vertebrate Nervous System

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    National Health and Medical Research Council
    Funding Amount
    $467,545.00
    Summary
    There are millions of nerve cells in the vertebrate brain, each forming very precise and specific connections within neural circuits. During development of the embryo most of these cells are wired together. A Telstra technician will use the different colours of telephone cables to correctly connect them. Likewise, the growing processes of nerve cells in the brain use specific markers or labels as cues to establish the correct wiring. The aim of the present project is to characterize the specific .... There are millions of nerve cells in the vertebrate brain, each forming very precise and specific connections within neural circuits. During development of the embryo most of these cells are wired together. A Telstra technician will use the different colours of telephone cables to correctly connect them. Likewise, the growing processes of nerve cells in the brain use specific markers or labels as cues to establish the correct wiring. The aim of the present project is to characterize the specific role of some of these labels on nerve cells during development. This project will provide new fundamental knowledge about how brain cells are wired together during development of the embryo. This knowledge is essential for establishing strategies to enhance repair of brain cells following ischemic, excitotoxic or mechanical injury.
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