Lab-Grown Neurons From Autistic Kids Could Lead to New TreatmentsNovember 11, 2014 at 12:00 PM  Some scientists see promise in a new approach to unraveling the biology of autism: collecting cells from individual autistic children and turning them into neurons they can study in the lab. The post Lab-Grown Neurons From Autistic Kids Could Lead to New Treatments appeared first on WIRED. Related Topics: New the Post, Posts New, Post New, Posted a New, Posting New, Appeared in a New, Post with New, New Post, Sees a New, New Posts, Appearance in New, Post the New, Lead New, Appears in the New, Lead to New, New Leads, New Study, Collection of New, Lead to a New, New Collection, New Kids, Promising New, New Promising, New Kid, New Children, New Treatments, Children a New, New Approach, New Treatment, New Scientist, New Approaches, Promises New Tags: Science, Autism, iPS cells, Stem Cells, Brains and Behavior Source: http://feeds.wired.com/c/35185/f/661370/s/405c5d9f/sc/14/l/0L0Swired0N0C20A140C110Clab0Egrown0Eneurons0Eips0Eautism0Etreatments0C/story01.htm |