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Cntnap2 deletion in mice causes developmentally transient alterations in auditory processing and persistent startle hyperreactivity
Autism spectrum disorder (ASD) is a neurodevelopmental condition often associated with auditory symptoms, including impairments in sound perception and hypersensitivity. These symptoms are thought to be partly due to the delayed development of the auditory brainstem, as evidenced through aberrant au
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