A ChIP-on-chip system for dissecting genetic pathways involved in developmental language disorders

Reference: Fisher Simon Abstract: The Fisher lab has previously reported that mutations of a gene, called FOXP2, cause a severe developmental communication disorder. FOXP2 abnormalities lead to problems with articulating speech, accompanied by impairment in many aspects of language ability. The protein made by FOXP2 controls the behavior of cells by binding to DNA and … Read more

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