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Project

The role of mitochondrial dysfunctions in the pathogenesis of autism spectrum disorder

Outputs and Outcomes

Code

01IO3214

Duration

01 October 2014 → 31 July 2019

Funding

Regional and community funding: Special Research Fund

Promotor

Herbert Roeyers

Research disciplines

Social sciences
- Biological and physiological psychology
- General psychology
- Other psychology and cognitive sciences

Keywords

autism spectrum disorder

Project description

The study will be particularly noteworthy since it will be the first study to: (i) study the correlation between levels of

MD markers and a comprehensive set of phenotypical characteristics (both observational and parent-reported) in a

large group of children with ASD; (ii) conduct an in-depth analysis of MD in ASD and (iii) collect longitudinal MD

data in a prospective study on developmental pathways of high-risk siblings of children with ASD.

English

Dutch

English

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