The third in a series by Emily Williams covering syndromic forms of autism. This series reviews conditions like Timothy Syndrome, Williams Syndrome, Velocardiofacial Syndrome, Angelman Syndrome, and more, trying to seek etiological commonalities across […]
Sé que es presuntuoso escribir un artículo sobre la causa del autismo. Hay muchas personas que tienen su propio punto de vista sobre este particular y, a pesar de que […]
My previous blog served to introduce the possibility of a defect in brain development that could explain many of the observed pathological features of autism (see http://bit.ly/1aM5KFu ). In it […]
I know that it is presumptious to write an article about what may be the cause of autism. There are many individuals that have their own take on this particular […]
Most cases of autism have no underlying cause to them and are called idiopathic. A significant minority of cases have an underlying cause and are called syndromic. This is the […]
Hace unos 25 años tuve la oportunidad de participar en un estudio del NIH donde reclutamos a un grupo de autistas que tenían habilidades para calcular el calendario. Al preguntarle […]
The job of a neuropathologist is to establish the existence of abnormalities in the conformation of both cells and tissue. This endeavor is not all that different from that of […]
My partner, Emily Williams, has a blog devoted primarily to science. However, she has had a longstanding interest in autism, specially the genetics of the same. In this blog she […]
What do autism and cancer have in common? There are many false results in genetic studies of cancer research and these are similar to those ones reported for autism. All […]
No es de conocimiento común que el coeficiente intelectual (CI) ha aumentado alrededor de 25 puntos en las últimas 8 décadas. Esto es un aumento increíble observado en todos paises […]
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