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Transcriptomic changes due to early, chronic alcohol exposure during cortical development implicate regionalization, cell-type specification, synaptogenesis and WNT signaling as primary determinants of fetal alcohol Spectrum Disorders

2019-09-30

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Fetal alcohol spectrum disorders (FASD) are described by a cluster of deficits following in utero alcohol exposure, whose effects disproportionately target the cerebral cortex. In vitro and in vivo models of FASD have successfully recapitulated multiple facets of clinical presentations, including morphological and behavioral deficits, but far less is understood regarding the molecular and genetic bases of FASD....

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10.1101/784793
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