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IIP Seed Grants Symposium, August 2014 - Biomarkers of the Social Deficits of Children with Autism

Karen Parker, Psychiatry
Biomarkers of the Social Deficits of Children with Autism

2014 IIP Symposium - August 27, 2014

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Karen Parker - Truong-Tan Broadcom Endowed Professor and Professor, by courtesy, of Comparative Medicine

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The principal goal of Dr. Karen Parker's research is to better understand the biology of social functioning using an integrative, translational approach.

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