We're back on @Spectrum with the latest episode of #InsideScoop! This episode: everything you need to know about mouse models for #autism! 🐭 https://t.co/IYYoobxzmD
Another hot topic of 2017 was biomarkers in autism. We interviewed Dr Caitlin Hudac about possible EEG biomarkers for ASD. #research#brainscience#autism https://t.co/unOot3PXnw
@AutismAnchors let me share a bit of information about biomarkers of attention in ASD! We see larger response and prolonged processing of sounds in ASD. In 2018 we’re hoping to hone in on how the ASD brain makes sense of the world by integrating across different biomarkers.
And Stobbe kicks @AutismAnchors out to chat with Zack Sideek! As an autistic adult, Zack talks about how disability is discussed/handled in society, barriers to health. ‘Life expectancy is 16 years less’
Indeed. Exciting to hear about this gene that has emerged as a front runner given whole exome sequencing results. #Genetics#autism https://t.co/TzcgnPAkmG
@AutismAnchors SCN2A most common single gene disruption in ASD: codes for a protein that helps the brain communicate between brain regions. Same gene, Different variants - causes either ASD or seizures. 2018 will see more work on pharmaceutical interventions
Last night we had a great turnout for our live inside anchors talk as part of the Seattle children’s autism center autism 200 series. Let’s see what folks had to say about it! #autism#seattlechildrens
The TIGER study is recruiting participants through our research match program. Learn more about this unique study and partnership with @UW & @seattlechildren on our website. https://t.co/tL7nHw1ty7 #autismresearch#autism
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Announcing Jim’s and Raphe’s World Tour!
Tonight! One night only!
1/18/2017 – Seattle, WA – Wright Auditorium, Seattle Children’s
Autism 200 Series Live Streaming – January 18 – 7 to 8:30 p.m. Pacific Time
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