Protein Interaction Study Finds Molecular Pathways Common to Variety of Autism Disorders
June 10, 2011
Protein Interaction Study Finds Molecular Pathways Common to Variety of Autism Disorders
The research could prove useful in classifying autism patients according to functional pathways and protein interactions, ultimately enabling more effective development and targeting of therapies for the disorder.
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