New study shows that autism is not one condition, but four, each driven by different genes and brain development patterns, helping to reshape diagnosis and care.
Study: Decomposition of phenotypic heterogeneity in autism reveals underlying genetic programs. Image credit: chrupka/Shutterstock.com
A paper published in Nature Genetics provides a new glimpse into the role of genetic variation in the range of clinical symptoms found in autism spectrum disorder (ASD). The team of researchers found that autism classes can be clinically…
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