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Cortical interneurons are the primary inhibitory interneurons and are critical to cell signaling. Learn about how their diverse properties develop and how they react to deletions can help us understand more about the genetic underpinnings of autism. Watch Dr. Daniel Vogt's recent webinar on this subject at: autism.org/webinar/research-updates-what-can-monogenic-syndromes-tell-us-about-the-underlying-causes-of-autism
Cortical interneurons are the primary inhibitory interneurons and are critical to cell signaling. Learn about how their diverse properties develop and how they react to deletions can help us understand more about the genetic underpinnings of autism. Watch Dr. Daniel Vogt's recent webinar on this subject at: autism.org/webinar/research-updates-what-can-monogenic-syndromes-tell-us-about-the-underlying-causes-of-autism










