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New Research Finds Cell Damage in Autistic Brain (Infographic)

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published 26 March 2014

Technique of finding cell damage in autistic brain. — Patches of cells in the outer layer of the cortex are disorganized in the brains of autistic children. (Image credit: By Karl Tate, Infographics Artist)

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