Autism and the broad autism phenotype: familial patterns and intergenerational transmission

Overview of attention for article published in Journal of Neurodevelopmental Disorders, May 2013

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01 Jul 2021

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Can't wait to see what DNA testing reveals in the future. My extended family now has four generations of kids and adults, across various lines, who have complicated wiring that makes life very challenging for them and those around them. #DNA #autism #PDA

09 Sep 2018

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@IAustistic Yes. It's called the "Broader Autism Phenotype". Traits without disorders. Parents and siblings often exhibit them as the traits are the inherited (genes) aspects of autism that get pushed into disorder (environmentally typically). https://t.co

31 Aug 2018

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Autism and BAP in parents http://t.co/unFKpD6Rtc

06 Dec 2014

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