Abnormal mixups of chromosome pieces in people with autism point to a whopping 33 genes of interest, according to a study in Cell. Though 22 of the genes had never been linked to autism before, seven are known schizophrenia candidates.
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Michele Solis 
Abnormal mixups of chromosome pieces in people with autism point to a whopping 33 genes of interest, according to a study in Cell. Though 22 of the genes had never been linked to autism before, seven are known schizophrenia candidates.
Read this story at Schizophrenia Research Forum.
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