Gene expression activity within oral microbial communities may be altered in children with autism spectrum disorder, findings published in Autism Research revealed.These results suggested that changes in the bacteria within a child’s mouth may provide biomarkers for identifying autism.
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Oral microbial activity may help identify autism in children
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