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IEC 2021 | The next steps in autism treatment: gene therapy

James Clement • 20 Aug 2021
IEC 2021
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James Clement, PhD, Jawaharlal Nehru Centre for Advanced Scientific Research, Bangalore, India, discusses the future steps in autism spectrum disorder treatment using gene therapy. Preclinical studies using animal models displaying autism-like traits have shown that directly altering gene expression can reverse the behavioral phenotype. This interview took place during the 34th International Epilepsy Congress, 2021.

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