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Researchers at Clemson and Loyola University used exome sequencing - a type of genetic analysis - to understand the cause of symptoms or disease.
They compared autistic individuals against their unaffected siblings.
They identified 25 rare and common Neanderthal genes called single nucleotide polymorphisms (SNPs) that were significantly more common in people with autism.
DNA variants were also linked to traits like intellectual disability, language delay and language regression.
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