Prenatal exposure to environmental insults and enhanced risk of developing Schizophrenia and Autism Spectrum Disorder: focus on biological pathways and epigenetic mechanisms
• SZ and ASD share vulnerability genes and environmental triggers. • Prenatal stress and infections can enhance the risk of developing SZ and ASD. • Cytokine and chemokine imbalance can compromise the integrity of the developing brain. • Alterations in several biological systems are associated with...
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• SZ and ASD share vulnerability genes and environmental triggers. • Prenatal stress and infections can enhance the risk of developing SZ and ASD. • Cytokine and chemokine imbalance can compromise the integrity of the developing brain. • Alterations in several biological systems are associated with the onset of SZ and ASD. • DNA methylation can exert long-lasting effects of adverse environment early in life. |
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