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Headshot of SFARI Investigator Jeffrey Macklis.
Headshot of SFARI Investigator Jeffrey Macklis.

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Jeffrey Macklis, M.D.

SFARI Investigator

Affiliations
  • Professor, President & Fellows of Harvard College, Harvard University

Publications

ASD gene Bcl11a regulates subcellular RNA localization, associative circuitry, and social behavior.

bioRxiv, October 7, 2022

Durak O., Kim J.-Y., Tillman D.E., Itoh Y., Wettstein M.R., Greig L.C., et al.

Projects

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Associative circuitry in Bcl11a/Ctip1 ASD mice: Growth cone proteomes and RNA

Awarded 2017

Featuring Jeffrey Macklis

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SFARI 2017 Pilot and Research Awardees Announced

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