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Research by Topic: environments
Podcast: Narrowing down gene and environment interactions in autism
Published January 30, 2017With hundreds of genes, thousands of environmental factors, and now sex being variables in determining risk for autism, where should science start? Over the decades researchers have been able to start narrowing down the combinations based on specific behaviors of interest, genes, and mechanisms which may narrow down which gene, which environmental factor and which […]
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