The female protective effect against autism spectrum disorder.
The female protective effect against autism spectrum disorder.
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10.1016/j.xgen.2022.100134
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2022-06-08
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Robinson, Elise B.
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Wigdor, Emilie M.;Weiner, Daniel J.;Grovo, Jako;Fu, Jack M.;Thompson, Wesley K.;Carey, Caitlin E.;Baya, Nikolas;van der Merwe, Celia;Walters, Raymond K.;Satterstrom, F. Kyle;Palmer, Duncan S.;Rosengren, Anders;iPSYCH Consortium, David M.;Hougaard, David M.;Mortensen, Preben Bo;Daily, Mark J.;Talkowski, Michael E.;Sanders, Stephan J.;Bishop, Somer L.;Borglum, Anders D.;Robinson, Elise B.
Autism spectrum disorder (ASD) is diagnosed three to four times more frequently in males than in females. Genetic studies of rare variants support a female protective effect (FPE) against ASD. However, sex differences in common inherited genetic risk for ASD are less studied, particularly within families. Leveraging the Danish iPSYCH resource, we found siblings of female ASD cases (n = 1,707) had higher rates of ASD than siblings of male ASD cases (n = 6,270; p < 1.0 × 10−10). In the Simons Simplex and SPARK collections, mothers of ASD cases (n = 7,436) carried more polygenic risk for ASD than fathers of ASD cases (n = 5,926; 0.08 polygenic risk score [PRS] SD; p = 7.0 × 10−7). Further, male unaffected siblings under-inherited polygenic risk (n = 1,519; p = 0.03). Using both epidemiologic and genetic approaches, our findings strongly support an FPE against ASD’s common inherited influences. Evidence of female protective effect against ASD from common, inherited variation Evidence of FPE in both affected and unaffected members of ASD-impacted families Mothers of children with ASD carry more genetic risk for ASDs than fathers Wigdor et al. find evidence supporting a female protective effect against autism spectrum disorder (ASD): (1) siblings of female ASD probands are more likely to be diagnosed with ASD than siblings of male ASD probands and (2) mothers carry more common, inherited genetic risk for ASD than fathers. Taken together, these results emphasize the breadth of the role of sex in ASD risk and could impact the design and interpretation of genetic and neurobiological studies of ASD.
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