Genetic variants that contribute to autism may also be involved in attention deficit hyperactivity disorder and Tourette syndrome, according to a new study.

Mutations in the autism-linked gene DNMT3A lead to the behaviors and gene-expression changes seen in different neurodevelopmental conditions.

Mutations in two genes linked to autism and intellectual disability boost the immune response and cause synapse dysfunction.

Mutations in the autism-linked gene ASH1L change how neurons grow and develop.

A new technique for masking portions of raw genomic data increases shareability without sacrificing privacy.

A pair of new atlases that profile millions of cells across 15 organs offer an unparalleled look at gene activity during fetal development.

Gene therapies and the factors influencing autism traits top Spectrum’s list of the 10 most notable research findings we covered in 2020.

People with autism who carry DNA variants in the same protein-coding region of a gene have more similar cognitive abilities and behaviors than those who carry mutations in different regions of the same gene.

Researchers have devised a new way of seeing how gene mutations affect cells during development.

Researchers expand on the already enormous progress made on the Human Proteome Project