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X chromosome gene may reduce autism rates in women and girls

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New Scientist
By Michael Marshall
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X chromosome gene may reduce autism rates in women and girls
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A gene called ZFX exerts powerful effects on an entire network of genes linked to autism, which may help explain why the condition is less common in females

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  • X chromosome gene may reduce autism rates in women and girls.

A gene called ZFX exerts powerful effects on an entire network of genes linked to autism, which may help explain why the condition is less common in females

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