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Functional genomics studies of human brain development and implications for autism spectrum disorder

2014-01-01

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Human neurodevelopment requires the coordinated expression of thousands of genes, exquisitely regulated in both spatial and temporal dimensions, to achieve the proper specialization and inter-connectivity of brain regions. Consequently, the dysregulation of complex gene networks in the developing brain is believed to underlie many neurodevelopmental disorders, such as autism spectrum disorders (ASD). Autism has a...

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e382fd9b-18a0-56c0-b528-1f819b4e98be
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10.17863/cam.16340
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