Environment may have outsized effect on brain structure in autism
Environmental factors influence brain structure in autistic children more than in non-autistic children, according to an analysis of imaging data from twins.
Society for Neuroscience Global Connectome 2021
Environmental factors influence brain structure in autistic children more than in non-autistic children, according to an analysis of imaging data from twins.
Young male rats can recognize rats they’ve recently met, whereas young females treat new acquaintances like strangers, research shows.
Mutations in the autism-linked gene ASH1L change how neurons grow and develop.
A novel microscopy technique offers the most detailed look to date at the proteins present at neuronal junctions.
Even when they share identical genetic backgrounds, mice from separate litters show different patterns of development, according to a new study.
A set of neurons connecting the prefrontal cortex and the thalamus helps regulate social interactions in mice.
A new method automatically reconstructs the 3D branching shapes of neurons from images.
Intranasal oxytocin may spur new neuron growth and changes in social behavior after a few weeks.
Mice missing a copy of the autism-linked gene NRXN1 appear to perceive some time intervals as shorter than control mice do, according to a new study.
Mutations in autism-linked genes lead to a variety of changes in brain activity, sensory perception and sleep-wake cycles in zebrafish.