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Study of different autism types finds shared mechanism that may respond to drugs

Study of different autism types finds shared mechanism that may respond to drugs
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Study Reveals Common Autism Mechanisms and Potential Treatment Targets

An analysis of how brains with different forms of autism develop has revealed common underlying mechanisms that may respond to existing medications.

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Study of Different Autism Types Finds Shared Mechanism That May Respond to Drugs

Rutgers Health researchers detect similar disruptions in the neural development of genetic and unexplained autism.

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Autism subgroups converge on cell growth pathway | Spectrum

Faulty mTOR signaling, implicated in syndromic forms of autism, also hinders cells grown from people with idiopathic autism or autism-linked deletions on chromosome 16.

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Mice without DDX3X are slow to grow neurons | Spectrum

The gene helps neurons exit the cell-maturation cycle during fetal brain development, a new study shows. But male and female mice respond differently to DDX3X loss.

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