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Association of Per1 and Npas2 with autistic disorder: support for the clock genes/social timing hypothesis.

Molecular psychiatry - 1 Jun 2007

Nicholas B, Rudrasingham V, Nash S, Kirov G, Owen M J, Wimpory D C

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Clock gene anomalies have been suggested as causative factors in autism. We screened eleven clock/clock-related genes in a predominantly high-functioning Autism Genetic Resource Exchange sample of strictly diagnosed autistic disorder progeny and their parents (110 trios) for association of clock...

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PMID: 17264841
DOI: 10.1038/sj.mp.4001953

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