How do specific GABAergic interneuron subtypes contribute to distinct autism phenotypes?

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The authors explicitly state that future studies need to define relationships between different classes of GABAergic interneurons and corresponding clinical phenotypes. This mechanistic gap prevents precision medicine approaches in autism treatment.

Gap type: open_question Source paper: Interneuron Dysfunction in Syndromic Autism: Recent Advances. (2015, Developmental neuroscience, PMID:26183392)

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