Biomarkers for autism, and more
thetransmitter.org
A multicenter project identified electroencephalography and eye-tracking measures as robust, time-stable biomarkers that can distinguish autistic individuals from non-autistic ones. Despite their reliability, these markers exhibit significant individual heterogeneity and show only modest correlations with specific clinical symptoms. These findings highlight both the potential and the limitations of using biological indicators for autism research.
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