Radboudumc
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Department of Human Genetics Nijmegen at the Radboudumc is a world-leading place for research into genetic forms of early onset cognitive disorders, where clinical research, disease gene identification and functional studies work hand in hand. Using disease genes as a starting point, the group
Translational Genomics of Neurodevelopmental Disorders of Prof. Annette Schenck dissects the function of genes causing Intellectual Disability and comorbid Autism spectrum disorder (ID/ASD) when mutated, studies molecular networks and mechanisms that underlie brain development and cognition in health and disease, and aims to translate this knowledge back to humans.
RadboudumcRadboud university medical center is a university medical center for patient care, scientific research, and education in Nijmegen. Radboud university medical center strives to be at the forefront of shaping the healthcare of the future. We do this in a person-centered and innovative way, and in close collaboration with our network. We want to have
a significant impact on healthcare. We want to improve with each passing day, continuously working towards better healthcare, research, and education. And gaining a better understanding of how diseases arise and how we can prevent, treat, and cure them, day in and day out. This way, every patient always receives the best healthcare, now and in the future. Because that is why we do what we do.
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