Olivier Raineteau received its Ph.D. degree from the Swiss Federal Institute of Technology (ETH) in Zurich (2000) where he became interested in the capacity and limitations of the central nervous system to reorganize after a lesion. His work aims at better understanding the basic mechanisms controlling the behavior of neural stem cells in the postnatal central nervous system in order to design innovative approaches to recruit these cells after lesion or in pathologies.
4B- Cellular programming in the brain
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2019 | 37(11):1381-1388 | Contributions of Single-Cell Approaches for Probing Heterogeneity and Dynamics of Neural Progenitors Throughout Life: Concise Review. | Marcy G, Raineteau O | Stem Cells | - | ||
2018 | 38(46):9870-9882 | A Pool of Postnatally Generated Interneurons Persists in an Immature Stage in the Olfactory Bulb | Benito N, Gaborieau E, Sanz Diez A, Kosar S, Foucault L, Raineteau O, De Saint Jan D | J Neurosci | - | ||
2014 | 9:23 | E-proteins orchestrate the progression of neural stem cell differentiation in the postnatal forebrain | Fischer B, Azim K, Hurtado-Chong A, Ramelli S, Fernández M, Raineteau O | Neural Dev | - | ||
2015 | 9:85 | Septo-temporal distribution and lineage progression of hippocampal neurogenesis in a primate (Callithrix jacchus) in comparison to mice | Amrein I, Nosswitz M, Slomianka L, van Dijk RM, Engler S, Klaus F, Raineteau O, Azim K | Front Neuroanat | - | ||
2017 | i-11 | Postnatal Neural Stem Cells: Probing their competence for cortical repair | Donega V, Raineteau O | The Neuroscientist | - | ||