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Evidence for maturational constraints on syntactic comprehension from longitudinal data on over 6,000 autistic children

2026-03-13

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<title>Abstract</title> <p>Understanding the phenotypic complexity of autism is central to elucidating its biology, development, and clinical heterogeneity. Leveraging data-driven clustering applied to a novel syntactic assessment in a longitudinal cohort of 6,736 autistic individuals aged 1.5–22 years, we identified three distinct comprehension phenotypes—(1) Command, limited to understanding single words and si...

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bb54ada8-ba73-58bf-bed6-7bf80f4ce366
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10.21203/rs.3.rs-8864947/v1
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