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Kenneth J. Burke

University of California, San Francisco

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The autism-associated gene Scn2a plays an essential role in synaptic stability and learning

Perry W.E. Spratt, Roy Ben‐Shalom, Caroline M. Keeshen, Kenneth J. Burke, Rebecca L. Clarkson, Stephan Sanders, Kevin J. Bender

This study shows that the autism-associated gene Scn2a is critical for synaptic stability and learning by regulating dendritic excitability and synaptic function in neurons.

Neuron · Jun 20, 2019Peer-reviewedNeuroscience