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Stem Cell Possibilities in Autism Research

Published by GP On November 19, 2011

Dr. Ricardo Dolmetsch and his colleagues have generated stem cells from children with autism allowing them to study how the brain develops in children with ASD.

A conversation with Dr. Thomas Insel, Director, National Institute of Mental Health.

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Categories: News, video Tags: autism, iPS, pluripotent, stem cells
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