Scientists reverse autism-like symptoms in mice by repairing shortened nerve cell structures. By artificially activating a targeted neural pathway in a mouse model, scientists successfully restored the structure of a key neuron component and improved social and repetitive behaviors.

Scientists reverse autism-like symptoms in mice by repairing shortened nerve cell structures. By artificially activating a targeted neural pathway in a mouse model, scientists successfully restored the structure of a key neuron component and improved social and repetitive behaviors.