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neurogenetic

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neurogenetic /neu·ro·ge·net·ic/ (-jĕ-net´ik)
1. pertaining to neurogenesis.

neu·ro·ge·net·ic (nr-j-ntk)
adj.
Variant of neurogenic.


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Two broad research themes: a Genetic & Molecular Medicine research program with a focus on personalized medicine, gene therapy, stem cell research, vaccine development; and a Women and Children's Health research program with a focus on maternal foetal medicine and the neurogenetic disorders of the newborn.
The research inclusion criteria specified that, based on parental interview and questionnaire, the child showed no indication in developmental or medical history of brain injury or disease, intellectual deficiency, primary language or motor disorders, autism spectrum or other pervasive developmental disorder, diagnosis of severe social emotional disturbance, or neurogenetic disorder associated with abnormal development.
Other common inherited genetic diseases are some muscle diseases, neurogenetic disorders and inherited deafness, said Dr Leonidas Fylaktou, Head of the Molecular Genetics, Function and Therapy Department at the Institute of Neurology and Genetics.
 
 
 
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