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Thank you Rose.

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The latest in on autism research

http://medicalxpress.com/news/2012-01-gene-mutation-autism-hyperconnectivity-brain.html

That means the group of individuals they have identified as true genetic autism can be linked to why the brain develops differently.

The challenge now is to see if they can find a link of how and why the non or only partially genetic autism groups can be similarly linked to changes in brain development.
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