Practical use of CRISPR-Cas9 on SHANK3 and Neuroligin related to Autism Spectrum Disorder
			
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				DOI: 10.23977/blsme.2022058			
			
				Author(s)
				Zhen Liu, Jiangnan Xiao, Haoning Xue
			 
			
				
Corresponding Author
				Jiangnan Xiao			
			
				
ABSTRACT
				Autism spectrum disorder, is a generalized developmental disorder, whose symptoms include abnormal language skills, abnormal communication skills, narrow interests, and stubborn behavior patterns. Even though the causes of ASD remain uncertain, genetic and neuroscientific studies have identified exciting evidences for people’s understanding. SHANK3 – an actin polymerization modulating gene, and neuroligin, which plays key role in the stability of synapse structure attract increasing attention as research focus and clinical treatment target. With the development of gene therapy technologies, CRIPSPER showed excellent advantages over traditional treatment measures. Accordingly, with going deep into the mechanism of ASD, CRISPER might be a most effective tool for it.			
			
				
KEYWORDS
				Autism spectrum disorder, SHANK3, Neuroligins, CRISPER