Introduction. 1. Science, Society, and Mental Retardation, A History. 2. Neurogenesis, Neuronal Migration, Maturation, and Function : Insights into Learning and Memory. 3. Structural Brain Anomalies and Neural Tube Defects. 4. Mental Retardation Associated with Dysmorphology, Gr…
"Recent advances in neuroscience and genetics have greatly expanded our understanding of the brain and of the etiological factors involved in developmental delay and mental retardation. At the same time, the human genome project has yielded a wealth of information on DNA sequenc…
Introduction. 1. Science, Society, and Mental Retardation, A History. 2. Neurogenesis, Neuronal Migration, Maturation, and Function: Insights into Learning and Memory. 3. Structural Brain Anomalies and Neural Tube Defects. 4. Mental Retardation Associated with Dysmorphology, Gro…
The first edition of this text describes the function of the major genes associated to ASD and ID, and discusses the crucial role that neuronal development and synaptic activity play in proper brain function. This volume collects some of the major studies in the field of autism,…
The first edition of this text describes the function of the major genes associated to ASD and ID, and discusses the crucial role that neuronal development and synaptic activity play in proper brain function. This volume collects some of the major studies in the field of autism,…
The first edition of this text describes the function of the major genes associated to ASD and ID, and discusses the crucial role that neuronal development and synaptic activity play in proper brain function. This volume collects some of the major studies in the field of autism,…
The first edition of this text describes the function of the major genes associated to ASD and ID, and discusses the crucial role that neuronal development and synaptic activity play in proper brain function. This volume collects some of the major studies in the field of autism,…
In 1912, Henry Goddard sighted the Kallikak family as proof of his theory that mental retardation was hereditary. J. David Smith examines Goddard's evidence and looks at how Goddard's theory has shaped government policies.
In 1912, Henry Goddard sighted the Kallikak family as proof of his theory that mental retardation was hereditary. J. David Smith examines Goddard's evidence and looks at how Goddard's theory has shaped government policies.