Abstract:Hydrocephalus is a relatively common birth defect (Bruni, Del Bigio, & Clattenburg, 1985) but despite its prevalence, and the existence of several rodent models of this disorder (Jones & Bucknall, 1988; K. Lee et al., 2012; Perez-Figares et al., 1998), our understanding of the molecular and cellular mechanisms leading to the pathological cerebrospinal fluid (CSF) accumulation remains limited. This thesis has focused on investigating hydrocephalus in mice lacking Nuclear factor one X (NFIX). NFIX belongs to a g… Show more
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