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Among Angels

Chamberlain invites children with Angelman syndrome and their families into her lab to meet the students working with her to research the single-gene disorder. It is a surprisingly happy day.

Categories: Research

tagged: Angelman syndrome, Angelman Syndrome Foundation, ASF, CRISPR, Deletion, Department of Genetics and Genome Sciences, Imprinting, Jack Hsiao, School of Medicine, Stormy Chamberlain, UBE3A Mutation, UConn Health, Uniparental Disomy (UPD)