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The 2003 paper linking neuroligins to autism
In 2003, Stephane Jamain and his colleagues reached a breakthrough by taking a candidate approach to the X chromosome, and linking members of the neuroligin protein family to autism.
The 2003 paper linking neuroligins to autism
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