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Deep brain stimulation at the basolateral amygdala alters whole-brain connectivity and synchronization and social behaviors of <i>Tbr1</i> deficient mice

2023-07-14

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Autism spectrum disorders (ASD) are considered neural dysconnectivity syndromes. To better understand ASD and uncover potential treatments, it is imperative to know and dissect the connectivity deficits under conditions of autism. Here, we apply a whole-brain immunostaining and quantification platform to demonstrate impaired structural and functional connectivity and aberrant whole-brain synchronization in a Tbr1...

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2f7ff5e5-afb0-5733-9301-770b074b66ef
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10.1101/2023.07.14.548970
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