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Varadarajan et al. (2017)—in this issue of Neuron—and Dominici et al. (2017)—published online at Nature—independently show that floor plate-derived netrin-1 is dispensable for commissural neuron axon guidance to the CNS midline during development.
The cerebral cortex is a densely interconnected structure with neural circuits that form between cortical laminae and also between distinct cortical areas. However, the precise cell biological and developmental mechanisms that underlie the formation of these neural circuits remain unknown. Here, we visualize laminar innervation of the developing mouse cerebral cortex by layer II/III pyramidal neurons...
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