The cause of ASD is still unknown, but is known that genetic and the environment is involved, although not really which elements in particularly but the environment can affect the genetic.
Disruptions in normal brain growth suggests that also may be the cause of ASD, since those disruptions can defect the genes that controls the brain development and regulate how brain cells communicate with each others
Mother's who had a child with ASD is more likely that if she have a second one, the chances are one in 20 that will have ASD as well. In identical twins is more likely that both siblings have ASD than twins that are fraternal.
A higher chance for boys being diagnosed with ASD than girls, four times higher.
Paternal age, the mother age appear
Disruptions in normal brain growth suggests that also may be the cause of ASD, since those disruptions can defect the genes that controls the brain development and regulate how brain cells communicate with each others
Mother's who had a child with ASD is more likely that if she have a second one, the chances are one in 20 that will have ASD as well. In identical twins is more likely that both siblings have ASD than twins that are fraternal.
A higher chance for boys being diagnosed with ASD than girls, four times higher.
Paternal age, the mother age appear