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Oxidative Stress in Autism: Elevated Cerebellar 3-nitrotyrosine Levels

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Fig. 1:  3-NT  levels  in  cerebella  from  control  and  autistic  subjects.
Table 1:   Distribution of control and autistic donors of cerebellar samples
Fig. 3:  A potential model of oxidative-stress-mediated gene-environment interactions in autism   being  involved  in  Parkinson’s  disease,  Alzheimer’s

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