The study of developmental processes in the mouse and other vertebrates includes the understanding of patterning along the anterior–posterior, dorsal–ventral and medial– lateral axis. Specifically, neural development is also of great clinical relevance because several human neuropsychiatric disorders such as schizophrenia, autism disorders or drug addiction and also brain malformations are thought to have neurodevelopmental origins, i.e. pathogenesis initiates during childhood and adolescence. Impacts during early neurodevelopment might also predispose to late-onset neurodegenerative
['Michaela Matthes', 'Martin Preusse', 'Jingzhong Zhang', 'Julia C. Schechter', 'Daniela Mayer', 'Bernd Lentes', 'Fabian J. Theis', 'Nilima Prakash', 'Wolfgang Wurst', 'Dietrich Trümbach']
Mouse IDGenes: a reference database for genetic interactions in the developing mouse brain