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A cell type-specific expression signature predicts haploinsufficient autism-susceptibility genes

2016-06-14

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Recent studies have identified many genes with rare de novo mutations in autism, but a limited number of these have been conclusively established as disease-susceptibility genes due to lack of recurrence and confounding background mutations. Such extreme genetic heterogeneity severely limits recurrence-based statistical power even in studies with a large sample size. In addition, the cellular contexts in which th...

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10.1101/058826
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