Neurodevelopmental disorders often impair multiple cognitive domains. For instance, a genetic epilepsy syndrome might cause seizures due to cortical hyperexcitability and present with memory impairments arising from hippocampal dysfunction. This study examines how a single disorder differentially affects distinct brain regions by using human patient iPSC-derived cortical- and hippocampal-ganglionic eminence assembloids to model Developmental and Epileptic Encephalopathy 13 (DEE-13), a condition arising from gain-of-function mutations in the
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