Dysregulation of miR‐146a in human milk of mothers having children with autism
Nagwa A. Meguid,
Maha Hemimi,
Mahmoud Rashad
et al.
Abstract:Autism spectrum disorder (ASD) is a set of neurobehavioral manifestations that impose poor social interaction and stereotyped repetitive patterns. Several mircoRNA (miRNA) dysregulations underpin ASD pathophysiology via impairing the neurogenic niches. For instance, miR‐146a and miR‐106 differential expressions are linked to deregulation of ASD‐related genes and the severity of clinical symptoms, respectively. Breastfeeding provides newborns with many bioactive compounds that support their neurodevelopment inc… Show more
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