Article
Transcriptome-based classification in mice with ASD-risk mutations.
Science (New York, N.Y.) - 17 Sept 2026
Roh Junyeop Daniel, Jun Yukyung, Jeon Heesu, Kim Junyoung, Yi Yunho, Kim Minji, Cho Heejin, Oh Yusang, Moon Heera, Kim Jinkyeong, Kim Seongbin, Ryu Jeseung, Kang Muwon, Kim Jisoo, Kim Yeonghyeon, Jung Yewon, Yoo Taesun, Oh Hyoseon, Kim Hyosang, Jin Chunmei, Yang Yeji, Choi Gahyeon, Ahn Sunjoo, Kim Jin Young, Kang Hyojin, Bae Mihyun, Kim Eunjoon
Abstract excerpt
Autism spectrum disorder (ASD) is a neurodevelopmental condition with a strong genetic component. Large-scale human genetic studies have identified >1200 ASD-risk genes. We report a sex-balanced atlas of 1008 prefrontal RNA sequencing (RNA-seq) profiles from 17 mouse lines carrying ASD-risk mutations. Our analysis identified two opposing transcriptomic states. The two groups differed in sex bias, regional...
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- Animals
- Female
- Male
- Mice
- Autism Spectrum Disorder
