Academic Press Neurobiology of Autism - Volume 113

Neurobiology of Autism (Volume 113) from the International Review of Neurobiology series provides a detailed look at current research regarding autism pathophysiology. This academic text serves as a comprehensive resource for understanding the various etiologies involved in the condition, covering everything from genetics and development to environmental factors. The content explores key cell and behavioral phenotypes, including specific studies on cortical and cerebellar phenotypes. It also examines language and motor outputs to provide a well-rounded view of the subject. Readers will find detailed chapters on gene expression in the brain, which explain the potential connections between specific genes and autism phenotypes. This volume is designed for those needing a deep dive into the genetic and cellular aspects of autism research.