Married cousins’ children help autism research

COUSINS who marry and have children are helping scientists to make ground-breaking discoveries about autism.

Married cousins’ children help autism research

The research has already identified large sections of the genetic code de-activated in autistic individuals.

At least six genes linked to learning may be involved.

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