Claudia Bagni

Professor
Université de Lausanne

Claudia Bagni is professor in the fundamental neurosciences department at the Université de Lausanne in Switzerland.

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By Claudia Bagni, Fiona Hollis

12 September 2017

4 min read

Protein factories at neuronal junctions take center stage in autism

Some genes linked to autism regulate the production of proteins at neuronal junctions, suggesting that disrupted protein synthesis contributes to the condition.

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Protein factories at neuronal junctions take center stage in autism

By Claudia Bagni, Fiona Hollis

12 September 2017 | 4 min read

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