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Asma Soltani

University of Cambridge

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Mecp2 deficiency impairs microscale cortical network topology and dynamics in a Rett syndrome mouse model

Alexander WE Dunn, Timothy P.H. Sit, Rachael C. Feord, Asma Soltani, Yuan Yin, Richard Turner, Ines Loureiro, Stephen J. Eglen, Ole Paulsen, Susanna B. Mierau

This study examines how Mecp2 deficiency affects microscale cortical network topology and dynamics in a Rett syndrome mouse model, finding slower development and reduced connectivity.

bioRxiv · Dec 19, 2025 · PreprintNeuroscience