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Drug helps mice with autism-linked mutation recognize others
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Mice that model 22q11.2 deletion syndrome lack social memory, but that trait can be reversed using a drug that targets the flow of potassium ions in neurons.
Rare or common, inherited or spontaneous, mutations form the core of autism risk.
Mice that model 22q11.2 deletion syndrome lack social memory, but that trait can be reversed using a drug that targets the flow of potassium ions in neurons.
Two types of neurons process social information, a new mouse study suggests, but only one is disrupted in mice missing the autism-linked gene FMR1.
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.
Some social behaviors associated with autism are heritable, but the extent to which genes and the environment influence these behaviors changes as a child grows.
Researchers have devised a new way of seeing how gene mutations affect cells during development.
Genetic sequences from nearly 53,000 people with autism, developmental delay or intellectual disability reveal strong ties to 98 genes.
Researchers expand on the already enormous progress made on the Human Proteome Project
Many people with mutations in the NCKAP1 gene have autism or autism traits, according to a new study spanning seven countries.
A new study pinpoints the genes and cell types that may underlie the atypical brain structure seen in people with genetic conditions linked to autism.
Researchers expand a massive repository of data on gene activity in people to show differences between males and females.