We demonstrate, using time-lapse imaging of acute cortical slices, that two distinct forms of cell movement, locomotion and somal translocation, are responsible for the radial migration of ...

This interaction normally results in an exchange of angular momentum between the disc and planets, causing the planets to undergo radial migration, a process that is clearly important for explaining ...

Neurons move backward to refine their positions in the brain after birth, reshaping the six-layered neocortex responsible for ...

Using this clue, the authors collected evidence showing neurons moved backwards against the direction of radial migration—the movement of newly formed neurons—during postnatal growth and ...