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Integrating genomic variants and developmental milestones to predict cognitive and adaptive outcomes in autistic children

2024-08-01

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<h4>ABSTRACT</h4> Although the first signs of autism are often observed as early as 18-36 months of age, there is a broad uncertainty regarding future development, and clinicians lack predictive tools to identify those who will later be diagnosed with co-occurring intellectual disability (ID). Here, we developed predictive models of ID in autistic children (n=5,633 from three cohorts), integrating different classe...

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552aa5a5-2719-5032-add5-9f0e6ca477ef
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10.1101/2024.07.31.24311250
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