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DESCRIPTION:\nGrâce à la générosité des fiducies Killam\, Le Neuro convoque
  lors d’une série de séminaires des conférenciers d’exception dont les tra
 vaux passionnent ses chercheurs et ceux de l’Université McGill. \n\n\nPour
  participer en personne\, inscrivez-vous ici\n\nPour visionner la diffusio
 n sur Vimeo\, cliquez sur le lien suivant\n\n\nVeronique Miron\, PhD\n\nCh
 aire John David Eaton\, recherche sur la sclérose en plaques\, Keenan Rese
 arch Centre for Biomedical Research\, St. Michael's Hospital\, Canada\n\nP
 rofesseure\, Département d'immunologie\, Université de Toronto\, Canada\n
 \nHôte: rami.massie [at] mcgill.ca (R)roberta.lapiana [at] mcgill.ca (ober
 ta La Piana)\n\nAbstract: Myelin is the insulation surrounding axons\, whi
 ch is critical for central nervous system health and function\, yet it is 
 damaged in common neurological conditions such as multiple sclerosis (MS) 
 and pathological aging. Although myelin can be regenerated in the form of 
 remyelination\, the efficiency of this process decreases with aging and th
 e progression of MS. Our lab has discovered that glial interactions are cr
 itical in maintaining myelin health and regulating remyelination post-inju
 ry. For instance\, we have seen that the absence of microglia is sufficien
 t to initiate spontaneous demyelination. In addition\, we have identified 
 surprising mechanisms by which microglia support CNS remyelination. Here\,
  I will present our latest work understanding how microglia influence olig
 odendrocyte heterogeneity and the dynamics of myelin damage and repair. Th
 is has important implications for devising novel therapeutic strategies to
  support myelin health in aging and disease.\n
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LOCATION:de Grandpre Communications Centre\, Montreal Neurological Institut
 e\, CA\, QC\, Montreal\, H3A 2B4\, 3801 rue University
SUMMARY:Killam Seminar Series: The Disappearing Act: How Microglia Influenc
 e Myelin Health Across the Lifespan
URL:/neuro/fr/channels/event/killam-seminar-series-dis
 appearing-act-how-microglia-influence-myelin-health-across-lifespan-354644
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