MET and autism susceptibility: family and case-control studies.

MET and autism susceptibility: family and case-control studies.

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Autism is a common, severe and highly heritable neurodevelopmental disorder. The International Molecular Genetic Study of Autism Consortium (IMGSAC) genome screen for linkage in affected sib-pair families identified a chromosome 7q susceptibility locus (AUTS1), that has subsequently shown evidence o...

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Main Authors:	Sousa, I, Clark, T, Toma, C, Kobayashi, K, Choma, M, Holt, R, Sykes, N, Lamb, J, Bailey, A, Battaglia, A, Maestrini, E, Monaco, A
Format:	Journal article
Language:	English
Published:	2009

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