Jun 24, 2015
Yesterday, I presented preliminary findings at the 2015 Clinical Genome Conference in San Francisco from our family trio sequencing project. This blog post describes the genetic findings in more detail.
We still have more work to do before publishing results, but several early findings are very encouraging.
Thank you again for making this work possible.
-- KT & Kimberly Pickard
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Autism is a complex condition, but recent research shows that genetics may play a larger role than previously thought. Today, genetics explains the underlying cause of autism for about one in five individuals. Family trio sequencing is a powerful technique that can explain genetic conditions by looking at differences in DNA between Mom, Dad and an affected child.
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