de novo mutations

Rare Genetic Variants Transferred Between Parents and Children Make It More Likely to Develop Autism

Medicine & Technology Aug 02, 2021

A new study involving nearly 11,000 participants with autism shows rare genetic variants parents pass on to their children may result in the latter developing autism.

de novo mutations

Rare Genetic Variants Transferred Between Parents and Children Make It More Likely to Develop Autism

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