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Hippocampal Neuronal Overflow: A Novel Etiological Hypothesis for Autism Spectrum Disorders

2025-06-18

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<p>The prevalence of autism spectrum disorders (ASD) continues to rise, and while existing gene-environment interaction theories provide a research framework, they have yet to reveal the true etiology. This may stem from an inadequately understood key factor: the unique developmental mechanisms of human cerebral cortex. To attempt to fill this potential gap, we propose the "hippocampal neuronal overflow hypothesis...

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DOI: 10.31234/osf.io/x75hu_v1

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