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AXYS Chat Pop-ins are meeting spaces for anyone 18 and up with any X and/or Y variation! We would like to stress that these meetings are intended ONLY for those with an X/Y variation.
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When visiting the above linked page, scroll down and you will see the tabs named “Sessions,” “Speakers,” and “Sponsors.” There you can search for sessions by keyword and/or filter them by date, X/Y variation, or target audience. Click/tap on a session for speaker information and a description. Please note that the agenda is still being updated and all agenda information is subject to change.
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“Across the full XYY group, we find a complex correlation between psychopathology and functioning such that the most severely impacted symptom domains are not necessarily those most predictive of adaptive functioning or caregiver strain. Finally, network modelling suggests 8 main axes of psychopathology in XYY syndrome, with core roles for overall symptom scores, inattention, and social difficulties.”
“Increased risks of psychiatric disorders associated with sex chromosome aneuploidies, combined with low rates of clinical diagnosis of sex chromosome aneuploidies, compromise the adequate provision of necessary health care and counselling to affected individuals and their families, which might be helped by increased application of genetic testing in clinical settings.”
Article Title: Variegation of autism related traits across seven neurogenetic disorders
Authors: Lee, Niu, Zhang, Clasen, Kozel, Smith, Wallace, and Raznahan
Date of Publication: April 7, 2022
“Gene dosage disorders (GDDs) constitute a major class of genetic risks for psychopathology, but there is considerable debate regarding the extent to which different GDDs induce different psychopathology profiles. The current research speaks to this debate by compiling and analyzing dimensional measures of several autism-related traits (ARTs) across seven diverse GDDs.”
icon. Sessions that you bookmark will be added to the schedule that can be viewed by going to the Agenda tab.