A Glimpse into the Future of Precision Medicine in Autism
At the moment, about 15-20% of cases of autism have an identifiable genetic component. Most of this is comprised of rare (<1%) mutations that have comparatively high penetrance for autism […]
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Autism: Reading the Brain in the Face
The human embryo develops three basic germ layers, which each give rise to various and occasionally overlapping structures. This is known as the Germ Layer Theory, originally proposed by Karl […]
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