Autism and Brain Growth Patterns Unraveled by Yale Scientists
Autism and Brain Growth Patterns Unraveled by Yale Scientists
A Yale-led study reveals that two types of neurodevelopmental abnormalities emerging early in brain development are linked to autism, with these differences influenced by brain size. By using brain organoids derived from autistic children's stem cells, researchers uncovered distinct neural growth
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By using brain organoids derived from autistic children’s stem cells, researchers uncovered distinct neural growth patterns, potentially guiding personalized treatments and diagnoses.
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What does this mean for autistic people in practice?
Earlier identification. Also I get to tell people that's why I have a big head /j
Oh neat, could this be used for and simpler test too?
Simpler no, but it would help create In an earlier flag, before socialization. I want to be clear that this doesn't seem to be looking at any more than the first few years of life. We don't know if it actually correlates to having a larger head as an adult or anything like that Unless I missed something.