Chinese scientists in Shanghai have made a significant breakthrough in gene therapy for autism.

They have developed an injection that can reverse autism symptoms in mice.

The treatment successfully modified the DNA of mice with autism-associated mutations, restored protein levels and reversed behavioral abnormalities.

The researchers believe this therapy could also be applicable to other genetic neurodevelopmental disorders.

The effectiveness of the treatment may vary depending on the specific genetic variations in each patient.

This breakthrough has significant implications for the treatment of autism and other genetic disorders.