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How is Association Cortico-Cortical Circuit Construction Compromised in a Genetic Neurodevelopmental Disorder?

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The LaMantia Lab focuses on the developmental mechanisms that build neural circuits for distinct behaviors. The laboratory addresses these issues via genetic, molecular and cell biological analyses as well as assessments of neural circuit function and related behaviors.The goal is to use insights into basic development and genetics to address the causes and help develop new diagnostic and therapeutic approaches for the broad range of developmental disorders that compromise the brain as well as other organ systems.

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