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Defining the genetic architecture of human developmental language impairment.

Life sciences - 9 Apr 2012

Li Ning, Bartlett Christopher W

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Language is a uniquely human trait, which poses limitations on animal models for discovering biological substrates and pathways. Despite this challenge, rapidly developing biotechnology in the field of genomics has made human genetics studies a viable alternative route for defining the molecular neuroscience of human language. This is accomplished by studying families that transmit both normal and disordered...

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PMID: 22365959
DOI: 10.1016/j.lfs.2012.01.016
PMCID: PMC3332263

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CNTNAP2

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