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What Role Does Glutamate Play in Autism Spectrum Disorders?

Recent studies suggest that glutamate dysregulation may contribute to autism spectrum disorders (ASD). Abnormal glutamate receptor function and signaling pathways have been observed in children with ASD. Understanding these abnormalities could lead to more effective interventions and therapies.

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