New Research Uncovers That a Certain Protein Is Directly Linked to Autism-Like Behavior
A recent study uncovers a direct link between the protein p53 and autism-like behavior in mice, revealing its crucial role in managing sociability,...
A recent study uncovers a direct link between the protein p53 and autism-like behavior in mice, revealing its crucial role in managing sociability, repetitive actions, and learning and memory related to the hippocampus. New findings shed light on the link between the TP53 protein-coding gene and neurodevelopmental and psychiatric conditions such as autism spectrum disorder . Researchers have established that the protein p53 plays a crucial role in managing sociability, repetitive behavior, and learning and memory related to the hippocampus in mice.