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In vitro investigation of the molecular relationship between mitochondrial dysfunction and neurogenesis in autism aetiology
Mitochondrial function is integral in the regulation of neurogenesis. Our research group previously reported differentially methylated genes and metabolomic evidence converging on mitochondrial dysfunction in a South African autism spectrum disorder (ASD) cohort. Thus, subtle mitochondrial dysfuncti...
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Department of Molecular and Cell Biology
2024
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