Rodent Models and How They Define Potential Human Benefit: A Translational Review for Angelman Syndrome
Kelly M. Knee, Allyson Berent(Rome Foundation), Yong‐hui Jiang(Duke University), Niki Armstrong, Edwin J. Weeber(Society for Neuroscience), Rachel E. Stoub, Barbara J Bailus, Nicole A Copping, Elizabeth Berry‐Kravis(Rush University Medical Center)
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