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Exclusive: Shake-up at top psychiatric institute following suicide in clinical trial 15.08.2023 5:50
The New York State Psychiatric Institute in New York City is undergoing an audit and a change in leadership following a suicide that occurred during one of its clinical trials.
Amy Wetherby: Impatient for progress 10.08.2023 12:42
A speech-language pathologist by training, Wetherby has spent more than four decades developing tools to help identify and treat autism early; now her work has taken on a more personal sense of urgency.
'Gain-of-function' mutation spawns autism traits 08.08.2023 5:40
The mutation increases the activity of an autism-linked protein and leads to social difficulties and other behavioral differences in mice.
Change of heart and mind: Autism's ties to cardiac defects 03.08.2023 13:10
Children with congenital heart disease have an increased likelihood of autism. Why?
'A catalyst for change': NIH makes first call for research supporting minimally verbal autistic people 01.08.2023 6:36
The request is energizing scientists investigating autistic people who largely don’t communicate with spoken words.
Repurposed electronics lens spies neurons across entire mouse brain 27.07.2023 5:18
When combined with tissue-inflation methods, the microscope can image axons without the need for tissue slicing, the researchers say.
Dispute erupts over role of sticky proteins in astrocytes 25.07.2023 9:08
But multiple independent researchers say they are not convinced by its results, which fail to confirm high-profile findings from 2017.
New gene-editing method flags fragile X mutation for repair 19.07.2023 5:36
The approach prompts cultured cells to correct the genetic mutation in fragile X syndrome using their own DNA repair system, but it still needs to be tested further.
Partner selection may amplify rare variants in children 14.07.2023 5:18
Nonrandom mating — the propensity for people to partner with others who share their traits — can increase the likelihood of autism or other conditions across generations.
Serotonin powers pruning of developing brain circuits in mice 12.07.2023 5:20
Mice with microglia missing receptors for the neurotransmitter serotonin since birth have too many synapses and show social difficulties in adulthood.
Mitochondria mediate effects of PTEN mutations 10.07.2023 4:50
Whole-genome sequencing data — which include information about mitochondrial DNA — offer clues to why mutations in the same gene can lead to autism or cancer.
Autism's ties to the cell skeleton 07.07.2023 7:56
Many genes related to the condition play a role in the internal scaffolding of cells, and cytoskeletal disruptions can affect neurodevelopment and behavior.
Donald Triplett, autism's 'Case 1,' dies at 89 05.07.2023 3:08
Triplett gained media attention for his autism later in life, and he became the face of the effort to research the lives of older adults with autism.
Retraction, She Wrote: Dorothy Bishop's life after research 30.06.2023 11:36
A renowned researcher’s eye for detail has given her a second career and a new following.
AI model helps decode brain activity underlying conversation 28.06.2023 6:20
A text-predicting chatbot parses text from conversations in a way that parallels brain-activity patterns associated with speech production and comprehension.
Controversial 'cost of autism' paper retracted 26.06.2023 3:28
The journal’s decision comes two years after Spectrum covered backlash from researchers over the study.
Capturing autism's sleep problems with devices nearable and wearable 23.06.2023 9:22
Next-generation trackers could realize a long-standing research dream: conducting sleep studies in large numbers of autistic people.
Preprint questions validity of postmortem brain studies 21.06.2023 6:16
But the alternatives, including living-brain biopsies, raise logistical and ethical questions, experts say.
Two scientists, two interventions: A 'gentle rivalry' to aid autistic children 16.06.2023 6:46
Minimally verbal autistic preschoolers gained new words and phrases in a head-to-head comparison of two interventions.
Debate remains over changes in DSM-5 a decade on 14.06.2023 13:00
Changes to the DSM-5’s diagnostic criteria for autism were meant to add clarity, but they also generated new questions.
Swings and misses with Jeremy Veenstra-VanderWeele 12.06.2023 12:58
A careful clinician who prizes evidence, Jeremy Veenstra-VanderWeele is happy to embrace trial failures, as long as he learns from them.
Antihistamine aids myelination in Pitt-Hopkins mice 09.06.2023 10:10
The drug clemastine and other compounds that fortify the protective sheath around neurons may prove therapeutic for some genetic neurodevelopmental conditions.
'Polygenic risk scores' for autism, explained 07.06.2023 5:00
These scores — composite measures of a person’s autism-linked common genetic variants — cannot predict an autism diagnosis but could help researchers better understand the condition’s underlying biology.
Neuroscience journal retracts 13 papers at once 05.06.2023 6:10
The papers were flagged by a method that has now been called into question.
Genetic background sways effects of autism-linked mutation 02.06.2023 5:02
Experiments offer clues to why certain mutations are associated with autism in some people and not others.
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