Altered structural brain asymmetry in autism spectrum disorder in a study of 54 datasets

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  2. van Rooij, D.
  3. Anagnostou, E.
  4. Arango, C.
  5. Auzias, G.
  6. Behrmann, M.
  7. Filho, G.B.
  8. Calderoni, S.
  9. Calvo, R.
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  16. Ecker, C.
  17. Ehrlich, S.
  18. Fair, D.
  19. Fedor, J.
  20. Feng, X.
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  22. Floris, D.L.
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  24. Gallagher, L.
  25. Glahn, D.C.
  26. Gori, I.
  27. Haar, S.
  28. Hoekstra, L.
  29. Jahanshad, N.
  30. Jalbrzikowski, M.
  31. Janssen, J.
  32. King, J.A.
  33. Kong, X.Z.
  34. Lazaro, L.
  35. Lerch, J.P.
  36. Luna, B.
  37. Martinho, M.M.
  38. McGrath, J.
  39. Medland, S.E.
  40. Muratori, F.
  41. Murphy, C.M.
  42. Murphy, D.G.M.
  43. O’Hearn, K.
  44. Oranje, B.
  45. Parellada, M.
  46. Puig, O.
  47. Retico, A.
  48. Rosa, P.
  49. Rubia, K.
  50. Shook, D.
  51. Taylor, M.J.
  52. Tosetti, M.
  53. Wallace, G.L.
  54. Zhou, F.
  55. Thompson, P.M.
  56. Fisher, S.E.
  57. Buitelaar, J.K.
  58. Francks, C.
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Journal:
Nature Communications

ISSN: 2041-1723

Year of publication: 2019

Volume: 10

Issue: 1

Type: Article

DOI: 10.1038/S41467-019-13005-8 GOOGLE SCHOLAR lock_openOpen access editor
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