Dr. Cameron Jackson, licensed psychologist 1 831 216 6767 drcameronjackson@gmail.com JAJ48@aol.com http://www.smashwords.com/books/view/109312 P.O.Box 1972, Aptos,CA 95001-1972
«
»

boys 4 times more likely to get autism

Below is a video discussing the genetics of autism.  If one twin has autism,  an identical twin has a 90% chance of having autism or an  autistic spectrum disorder.  That is a very high heritability  rate.  Boys are 3  to 4 times more likely to have autism than girls.  No one gene is implicated; it appears to be combinations of genes that are  involved.

0 boys 4 times more likely to get autism sharebookmarx boys 4 times more likely to get autism

tt twitter boys 4 times more likely to get autism Tweet This Post

email boys 4 times more likely to get autismaol boys 4 times more likely to get autismbackflip boys 4 times more likely to get autismgoogle boys 4 times more likely to get autismdigg boys 4 times more likely to get autismamazon boys 4 times more likely to get autismblogmarks boys 4 times more likely to get autismfacebook boys 4 times more likely to get autismgmail boys 4 times more likely to get autismread it later boys 4 times more likely to get autismblogger boys 4 times more likely to get autismreader boys 4 times more likely to get autismlive boys 4 times more likely to get autismyahoo boys 4 times more likely to get autismvodpod boys 4 times more likely to get autismtechnorati boys 4 times more likely to get autismshare save 171 16 boys 4 times more likely to get autism

Tags: ,

This entry was posted on Sunday, March 29th, 2009 at 4:33 pm and is filed under Autistic Spectrum Disorders, Uncategorized. You can follow any responses to this entry through the RSS 2.0 feed. Responses are currently closed, but you can trackback from your own site.

Comments are closed.