(9/9) It was a great pleasure working on this with Morgan Morgan, Ilan Libedinsky, Chloe Austerberry, Sander Begeer, @dr_appie, @Gelironald and Tinca Polderman
(1/9) 📣 OUT NOW! 📣
So excited to share that our systematic review and meta-analysis on the autism polygenic score is now published in @JAACAPOpen
https://t.co/w5yMc7MtqA
A (long) thread of our main findings ⤵️
(8/9) To conclude, due to inconsistent associations and limited generalizability, the autism polygenic score does not have clinical utility and should only be applied for scientific purposes. Improvements are needed for a deeper understanding of autism’s polygenic underpinnings
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In a GWAS meta-analysis, @Gelironald and colleagues identified 11 independent genome-wide significant loci associated with age at onset of walking.
in @NatureHumBehav
https://t.co/EppFPJ2b9H
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A review and meta-analysis of studies that assess the relationship between the autism polygenic score and autism diagnosis, and autistic, behavioral and neurobiological traits: https://t.co/rKsIcKKCRl
Led by @MMPdeWit 🧬🧠
Out now! The profile article of our BIObanks Netherlands Internet Collaboration (#BIONIC) project, a #GWAS dataset of >66,000 🇳🇱 subjects to study the genetic base of #Depression. Big shoutout to @Floris_Huider for his great work on the data and the paper: https://t.co/fhegunTFpj
We conclude that the current autism polygenic score is consistently associated with autism diagnostic status and autistic traits, but overlap between autism and other traits and conditions is not, from publications to date, explained significantly by the autism polygenic score.