about angelman syndrome
Angelman syndrome (AS) is a genetic disorder in which the still-developing brains of young children are overloaded with excitatory neuronal signals, leading to a range of severe neurological symptoms affecting behavior, sleep, learning, motor skills and communication, and which are present throughout life. Many individuals with AS also suffer from epilepsy.
Video: An Overview of Angelman Syndrome
Watch to learn more about the unmet needs in Angelman syndrome and how the condition may present itself.