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drs. Thomas Sollie, MSc

PhD Candidate, Faculty of Behavioural and Movement Sciences, Biological Psychology

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As part of the SCANNER project, I'm interested in sex differences in autism. We try to elucidate why women are less often diagnosed with autism than men. Specifically, I'm looking at genetic sex differences such as heritability, polygenic scoring and gene analyses.

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  • genetics, autism, sex differences, SCANNER project

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