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Parental infections disrupt clustered genes encoding related functions required for nervous system development in newborns

2018-10-22

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The purpose of this study was to understand the role of infection in the origin of chromosomal anomalies linked to neurodevelopmental disorders. In children with disorders in the development of their nervous systems, chromosome anomalies known to cause these disorders were compared to viruses and bacteria including known teratogens. Results support the explanation that parental infections disrupt elaborate multi-s...

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Literature Corpus work: db312554-8d03-5062-b33e-3e40f54af45f
DOI: 10.1101/448845

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