‘Social brain’ activity may not differ in some autistic people
People with autism may have patterns of brain activity that are similar to those in typical people when interpreting social interactions.
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People with autism may have patterns of brain activity that are similar to those in typical people when interpreting social interactions.
A combination of chemical cocktails has created mice that are — yes — virtually invisible. And new imaging technology reveals the mice’s underlying nerves and lymphatic system in unprecedented detail.