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Embryonic Exposure to Valproic Acid impairs Social Predispositions for Dynamic Cues of Animate Motion in Newly-Hatched Chicks

2018-09-10

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Predispositions to preferentially orient towards cues associated with social partners, such as face-like stimuli or biological and animate motion, appear to guide social behavior from the onset of life. These predispositions have been documented in several vertebrate species including human neonates, young monkeys and newly-hatched domestic chicks. Human newborns at high familiar risk of Autism Spectrum Disorder (...

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1ce659d0-ca4a-5ca1-9380-40c5a96f6b86
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10.1101/412635
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