Mutations in a gene linked to autism in people causes neurons to form too many connections in rodents, according to a new study. The findings suggest that malfunctions in communication between brain cells could be at the root of autism.
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Mutations in a gene linked to autism in people causes neurons to form too many connections in rodents, according to a new study. The findings suggest that malfunctions in communication between brain cells could be at the root of autism.
Kevin, Where it says “Read More” it links to an unrelated story on life extension. Please fix the link so it points to the article on autism and neurons. Thanks.
Fixed!