Biology, 06.05.2020 03:11 gbrbogdan9665
1) Does the shape of a brain of a person with autism look any different than a non-autistic person?
2) What are some signs that person may be autistic and when can these first be recognized in a child?
3) What does it mean that autism is a “spectrum disease”
4) How do identical twin and fraternal (not identical) twin studies help us understand conditions like autism?
5) Is autism a 100% caused genetic disease? If not how do we know?
6) What are some of the genetic causes of autism that are mentioned in the lecture.
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