The Genetics of Autism

Autism is a condition or "disability" that affects many people. Autistic we will beat anywhere, anytime. Unlike Down's syndrome or other birth defects, autism has no signs of its onset. Indeed, autism is proud of the ability to infiltrate a child's life while making the child very handsome. Many people do not even know that there is autism. They blame what he or she did to the child. This is autism, it can do whatever you like it. Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) is a generic term for complicated brain developmental disorders.

Although the genetics of autism are complex, autism has a strong genetic basis and ASD is explained by rare multigenic interaction with rare mutations or common genetic variation with great meaning It is unknown whether it will be done. Complexity arises from environmental and epigenetic factors that can interact among multiple genes, but do not change DNA sequencing, but they can be genetically affected. By sequencing the genome of the affected individual and its parents, many genes are associated with autism

Researchers confirmed 24 new genetic variants associated with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) in the largest historical genetic and autism studies. This study also confirmed that 31 mutations previously associated with developmental disorders can serve as useful genetic markers to identify people with this disease. The keyword of this research is a keyword which can not be seen in most news reports, fluctuation of copy number and CNV. The authors of the Philadelphia Children's Hospital study investigated rare CNVs that occur frequently in families with a large number of autistic patients. In their introduction, 400 genes or chromosomal regions may be involved in the risk of autism and authors led by senior author Hakon Hakonarson continue to describe their results: "

Scientists believe that autism has a strong genetic basis, and autism genetics is complex, but ASD uses interpretation using basic genetic variation or rare mutations It is unknown if there is any relevance when. In rare cases, autism may be associated with several drugs that cause birth defects (Arndt, Stodgell, & Rodier, 2005). There are controversies over other proposed environmental factors, such as pesticides, pediatric vaccines, heavy metals etc. Vaccine assumptions lack biological rationality and scientific evidence (Doja & Roberts, 2006)