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Elevated polygenic burden for autism spectrum disorder is associated with the broad autism phenotype in mothers of individuals with autism spectrum disorder.
Nayar K., Sealock J.M., Maltman N., Bush L., Cook E. H., Davis L.K., Losh M.
Large-scale exome sequencing study implicates both developmental and functional changes in the neurobiology of autism.
Satterstrom F.K., Kosmicki J.A., Wang J., Breen M.S., De Rubeis S., An J.Y., Peng M., Collins R., Grove J., Klei L., Stevens C., Reichert J., Mulhern M.S., Artomov M., Gerges S., Sheppard B., Xu X., Bhaduri A., Norman U., Brand H., Schwartz G., Nguyen R., Guerrero E.E., Dias C., Autism Sequencing Consortium, iPSYCH-Broad Consortium, Betancur C., Cook E. H., Gallagher L., Gill M., Sutcliffe J., Thurm A., Zwick M.E., Børglum A.D., State M., Çiçek A. E., Talkowski M., Cutler D.J., Devlin B., Sanders S., Roeder K., Daly M., Buxbaum J.
Whole blood serotonin levels and platelet 5-HT2a binding in autism spectrum disorder.
Aaron E., Montgomery A., Ren X., Guter S., Anderson G., Carneiro A.M.D., Jacob S., Mosconi M., Pandey G.N., Cook E. H., Veenstra-VanderWeele J.