Prenatal exposure to ultrasound waves impacts neuronal migration in mice

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@Acyn Try looking into obstetrical ultrasound. Funny how the rate of autism coincides with the rate of prenatal ultrasound use. https://t.co/Ubl07YmmgD

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@r0ryD @DrAnneCarpenter @krishnanrohit Pasko Rakic's group found that prenatal ultrasounds can cause some neurons to migrate incorrectly. However, I think they really had to dial it up to get detectable effects in mice (30min scans) and I'm not sure if …

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