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Gene expression in human brain implicates sexually dimorphic pathways in autism spectrum disorders.

Nat Commun · 2016 · PMC4762891 · PMID 26892004

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highly significantP =5.7e-09actually significant
For the 374 sex-DE genes (FD≥1.2, P ≤0.05) that were also tested in the ASD-DE analysis, we observe a highly significant positive correlation between the sex-differential and ASD-differential FDs ( r =0.30, P =5.7e-09, Fig. 2c ), as well as for the subset of genes differentially expressed at FD≥1.2 and P ≤0.05 in both comparisons ( r =0.29, P =5.7e-04, N =90 genes).

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