autism spectrum disorder

Which Genes are Involved in Autism Spectrum Disorder?

Research has identified numerous genes associated with ASD, but no single gene causes the disorder. Some of the commonly studied genes include SHANK3, NRXN1, PTEN, and CHD8. These genes are involved in brain development, synaptic function, and neural communication.

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