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The role of trace elements, thiamin (e) and transketolase in autism and autistic spectrum disorder.

Frontiers in bioscience (Elite edition) - 1 Jan 2015

Obrenovich Mark E, Shola Dorjee, Schroedel Kathleen, Agrahari Aditya, Lonsdale Derrick

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Although there has been much research into autism or autistic spectrum disorder (ASD), there is room for considerable conjecture regarding the etiology of these developmental brain disorders. ASD is marked by a complex interaction between environmental factors and genetic predisposition, includin...

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PMID: 25553376
DOI: 10.2741/730

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