The Italian autism network (ITAN): a resource for molecular genetics and biomarker investigations
- Muglia, Pierandrea
- Filosi, Michele
- Da Ros, Lucio
- Kam-Thong, Tony
- Nardocci, Franco
- Trabetti, Elisabetta
- Ratti, Emiliangelo
- Rizzini, Paolo
- Zuddas, Alessandro
- Bernardina, Bernardo Dalla
- Domenici, Enrico
- Alibrio G
- Anchisi L
- Andruccioli M
- Benvenuto A
- Battistella PA
- Boscaini F
- Bravaccio C
- Ceppi E
- Cosentino D
- Curatolo P
- Da Ros L
- Bernardina BD
- De Giacomo A
- Di Vita G
- Domenici E
- Elia M
- Gitti F
- Grittani S
- Lamanna AL
- Mani E
- Manzi B
- Margari L
- Masi G
- Molteni M
- Muglia P
- Nardocci F
- Pascotto A
- Parmeggiani A
- Pignatti PF
- Piroddi T
- Prandini P
- Ratti E
- Rizzini P
- Russo S
- Scifo R
- Tancredi R
- Tiberti A
- Trabetti E
- Zoccante L
- Zuddas A.
Publication date
January 2018
DOI Publisher
Springer Science and Business Media LLC Language
EnglishAbstract
A substantial genetic component accounts for Autism Spectrum Disorders (ASD) aetiology, with some rare and common genetic risk factors recently identified. Large collections of DNAs from thoroughly characterized ASD families are an essential step to confirm genetic risk factors, identify new variants and investigate genotype-phenotype correlations. The Italian Autism Network aimed at constituting a clinical database and a biorepository of samples derived from ASD subjects and first-degree relatives extensively and consistently characterized by child psychiatry centers in Italy
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