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Understanding autism spectrum disorders through patient-derived iPS cells and disease model mice

ASD is a congenital developmental disorder that exhibits various symptoms, including impaired social communication, restricted interests and behavior, and sensory disturbance. We will present topics at the forefront of cross-disciplinary ASD research, such as model mice based on clinical findings, cross-species pathophysiology verification using model mice and iPS cells, and approaches from other diseases such as tuberous sclerosis.

【J】Aiming to understand the diversity of autism spectrum disorder -From animals to humans, from molecules to individuals, at the forefront of cross-disciplinary research-

The 48th Annual Meeting of the Molecular Biology Society of Japan

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[3MS-18-02]Understanding autism spectrum disorders through patient-derived iPS cells and disease model mice

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