Region-specific Foxp2 deletions in cortex, striatum or cerebellum cannot explain vocalization deficits observed in spontaneous global knockouts
Abstract FOXP2 has been identified as a gene related to speech in humans, based on rare mutations that yield significant impairments in speech at the level of both motor performance and language comprehension. Disruptions of the murine orthologue Foxp2 in mouse pups have been shown to interfere with...
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Autores principales: | Bastiaan H. A. Urbanus, Saša Peter, Simon E. Fisher, Chris I. De Zeeuw |
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2020
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Acceso en línea: | https://doaj.org/article/2d36f67377bc4d199ff49f7fe0744906 |
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