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Diencephalic and Neuropeptidergic Dysfunction in Zebrafish with Autism Risk Mutations

2024-01-20

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Hundreds of human mutations are linked to autism and related disorders, yet the functions of many of these mutated genes during vertebrate neurodevelopment are unclear. We generated 27 zebrafish mutants with presumptive protein-truncating mutations or specific missense variants corresponding to autism-risk alleles in 17 human genes. We observed baseline and stimulus-driven behavioral changes at larval stages, as w...

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dea342a4-1dfc-594a-ac28-55b4bf93bf8b
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10.1101/2024.01.18.576309
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