‘Master regulator’ gene – long tied to autism disorders – stimulates other genes in early brain development
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Chemical modifications to DNA’s packaging – known as epigenetic changes – can activate or repress genes involved in autism…
Chemical modifications to DNA’s packaging – known as epigenetic changes – can activate or repress genes involved in autism…
Chemical modifications to DNA's packaging - known as epigenetic changes - can activate or repress genes involved in autism…
-Finding caps three years of research led by biochemists at NYU Langone Medical Center
Epigenetic changes can activate or repress genes involved in autism spectrum disorders (ASDs) and early brain development…