International Meeting for Autism Research: Neuropathology

Neuropathology

Friday, May 21, 2010: 1:00 PM-5:30 PM

Franklin Hall B Level 4 (Philadelphia Marriott Downtown)

1:00 PM

58 Brain Levels of Methionine Synthase MRNA Are Decreased in Autism
R. Deth and C. Muratore

2:00 PM

59 Fetal Microglia Become Activated Following Maternal Immune Challenge
L. Pratt, N. M. Ponzio, L. Ni, I. Sheng and G. M. Jonakait

3:00 PM

60 Morphine and Gluten/Casein-Derived Opiate Peptides Inhibit Cysteine Uptake and Decrease Glutathione in Human Neuronal Cells: Implications for the Redox/Methylation Theory of Autism
M. S. Trivedi, N. Hodgson and R. Deth

1:00 PM

61 Neuronal Growth Delay within the Claustrum of Autistic Subjects
S. Y. Ma, I. Kuchna, K. Nowicki, J. Wegiel, H. Imaki, I. Cohen, E. London, M. Flory, W. T. Brown, T. Wisniewski and J. Wegiel

2:00 PM

62 The Anatomy and Aging of the Amygdala-Hippocampal Complex in Autism Spectrum Disorder
D. Murphy

3:00 PM

63 Corticostriatal Circuitry and Inhibitory Control in Autism: Findings From Diffusion Tensor Imaging Tractography
M. Langen, P. Johnston, A. Leemans, C. Ecker, E. Daly, C. M. Murphy, M. Catani, F. dell'Acqua, S. Durston, H. van Engeland, D. G. Murphy and M. R. C. -. A. I. M. S. Consortium

1:00 PM

64 Brain Region-Specific Nurotrophin Changes in Autism
E. M. Sajdel-Sulkowska

2:00 PM

65 Epigenetic Investigations of 15q11-13 Using Autism Post-Mortem Brain
J. M. LaSalle, H. A. Scoles, K. N. Leung, W. Powell, A. Hogart, R. Nagarajan, M. Martin and D. Schroeder

3:00 PM

66 Dystrophy with Calcification within Brains of Autistic and Control Subjects
I. Kuchna, K. Nowicki, H. Imaki, J. Wegiel, S. Y. Ma, E. Marchi, I. Cohen, E. London, W. T. Brown, T. Wisniewski and J. Wegiel

1:00 PM

67 Sensory Filtering Abnormalities in Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD)
J. M. Baruth, E. M. Sokhadze, L. L. Sears and M. F. Casanova

2:00 PM

68 Inflammatory Cytokines, Bcl2 and Cathepsin D Are Abnormally Regulated in Lymphoblasts of Autistic Subjects
X. Li, A. Sheikh, G. Wen, W. T. Brown and M. Malik

1:00 PM

70 Repetitive and Stereotyped Behaviors in Autism Are Driven by Abnormal Development of the Striatum but Not of the Substantia Nigra
K. Nowicki, T. Wisniewski, I. Kuchna, J. Wegiel, H. Imaki, S. Y. Ma, I. Cohen, E. London, M. Flory, W. T. Brown and J. Wegiel

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