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Postnatal neuronal migration contributes to the structural and functional plasticity of the mammalian brain under both physiological and pathological conditions. This talk will focus on the cellular and molecular mechanisms that shape migratory modes of immature neurons within complex tissue environments. I will also discuss how experimental modulation of these mechanisms can be used to dissect migratory principles and to explore ways to enhance neuronal migration toward functional repair in disease contexts.
