BrainsTorm: working with white blood cells
The BrainsTorm project used cutting edge technology to transform white blood cells into brain-like cells, which can then be used as a cell model to identify cellular differences in individuals on the autism spectrum. The reasoning behind analyses of neurological cells is to improve the chances of detecting cell differences related to autism.
Reports
- Published 4 Jun 2016
Program
Early Years Program 1Project code
1.020RIProject Leader(s)
- Paul Dawson, Mater Medical Research Institute Ltd