Brain Function

Saturday, May 16, 2015: 11:30 AM-1:30 PM
Imperial Ballroom (Grand America Hotel)
11:30 AM
172.051
51 A Proton 7T MR Spectroscopy Study of ASD: Altered Creatine Levels
M. Ravishankar A. Remington S. Braeutigam U. Emir C. Newton S. Chance
11:30 AM
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52 Abnormal MEG Gamma Oscillations Induced By Visual Motion in Children with ASD
T. A. Stroganova A. Butorina O. V. Sysoeva E. Orekhova
11:30 AM
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53 Age-Associated Changes in Functional Networks in ASD: Is There a Shift from Overconnectivity in Childhood to Underconnectivity in Young Adulthood?
N. Ray A. Jahedi C. P. Chen I. Fishman R. A. Müller
11:30 AM
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54 Altered Neural Responses to Familiar and Unfamiliar Speech in Six-Week Old Infants at High Risk for ASD
M. Dapretto C. Ponting T. Tsang R. McCarron S. Y. Bookheimer
11:30 AM
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55 Altered Resting State Functional Network Topology Across Neurological Conditions: A Comparison of Autism Spectrum Disorder with Phenylketonuria and Traumatic Brain Injury
R. M. Zamzow J. D. Johnson J. P. Hegarty II G. Yao D. Q. Beversdorf S. E. Christ
11:30 AM
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56 An Integration of fMRI Neural Effects of Oxytocin in Children with ASD: Insights from Three Paradigms of Social Processing
I. Gordon B. C. Vander Wyk A. Jack C. M. Pretzsch R. H. Bennett M. V. Lucas C. Cordeaux J. A. Eilbott R. Feldman J. F. Leckman K. Pelphrey
11:30 AM
172.057
57 An fMRI Exploration of Atypical Multisensory Perception in Autism Spectrum Disorders
S. M. Brown-Lavoie R. A. Stevenson M. T. Wallace J. M. Bebko W. D. Stevens
11:30 AM
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58 Atypical Generalization of Learning in Adolescents with Autism Spectrum Disorders: An fMRI Study of Transitive Inference
M. Solomon J. D. Ragland T. A. Niendam T. A. Lesh J. Beck C. S. Carter
11:30 AM
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59 Auditory Event-Related Potentials As a Function of Clinical Sensory Subtype in Autism Spectrum Disorder
A. E. Lane J. Eldridge B. N. Hand K. Harpster S. J. Dennis
11:30 AM
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60 Auditory Evoked Electrophysiological Response Component “M100” Is Delayed in 16p11.2 Deletion but Not Duplication Carriers
T. P. Roberts J. Jenkins L. Blaskey J. I. Berman S. Nagarajan P. Mukherjee R. L. Buckner J. E. Spiro W. Chung E. H. Sherr
11:30 AM
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61 Auditory Stream Segregation in Verbal and Minimally Verbal Adolescents with Autism Spectrum Disorder
L. Wang S. Meyer E. Sussman H. Tager-Flusberg B. Shinn-Cunningham
11:30 AM
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62 Autonomic Nervous System Function in Response to Social Judgment in Adolescents with and without Autism Spectrum Disorder
K. Edmiston B. Valencia B. A. Corbett
11:30 AM
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63 Behavioral, but Not Neural Differences in Face Recognition in Adults and Elderly with Autism
P. C. M. Koolschijn H. M. Geurts
11:30 AM
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64 Beta-Adrenergic Antagonism Modulates Default Mode Network Coherence in Autism Spectrum Disorder
J. P. Hegarty II B. Ferguson R. M. Zamzow L. J. Rohowetz J. D. Johnson S. E. Christ D. Q. Beversdorf
11:30 AM
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Biomarkers for Psychosis Risk Prediction (Withdrawn)
 C. E. Bearden
11:30 AM
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66 Biomarkers of Outcome with Intervention in Toddlers at Risk for ASD
S. S. Jeste A. Gulsrud C. Kasari
11:30 AM
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67 Brain Chemistry in Adults with Autism Spectrum Disorder
N. M. Kleinhans N. M. Corrigan M. A. Reiter T. L. Richards S. Dager
11:30 AM
172.068
68 Brain Connectivity during a High-Level Visual Perceptual Task in Young ASD Children: A MEG Investigation
M. Kikuchi L. Mottron N. Takesaki T. Takahashi T. Hirosawa Y. Yoshimura N. Furutani H. Hiraishi C. Hasegawa S. Kitagawa Y. Minabe
11:30 AM
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69 Brain and Behavioral Responses to a Flanker Task Differ for Children with Autism Spectrum Disorders
S. Faja T. Clarkson S. J. Webb
11:30 AM
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70 Changes in Functional Brain Network and White Matter Connectivity Underlying Language Comprehension in Children with Autism after a Reading Intervention
D. Murdaugh L. Libero J. O. Maximo H. D. Deshpande A. R. Lemelman S. E. O'Kelley C. E. Crider R. K. Kana
11:30 AM
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71 Conscious and Nonconscious Emotional Processing and Level of Autistic Traits
K. K. Stavropoulos M. Viktorinova A. Naples J. McPartland
11:30 AM
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72 Dissociating Neural Response to Gaze Cues in ASD and Schizophrenia Using Simulated Face-to-Face Interaction
J. H. Foss-Feig A. Naples E. J. Levy R. Tillman H. S. Reuman K. Law V. Srihari A. Anticevic J. McPartland
11:30 AM
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73 Distributed Hypoconnectivity As a Neural Endophenotype of Autism
R. L. Moseley R. Ypma R. Holt J. Suckling E. Bullmore M. Rubinov
11:30 AM
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74 Dynamic Systems Imaging in Adolescents with ASD of Lower and Higher Cognitive Ability
N. M. Kleinhans T. Madhyastha M. A. Reiter A. M. Estes D. W. Shaw T. J. Grabowski S. Dager
11:30 AM
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75 EEG Coherence: A Potential Predictive Neonatal Biomarker for Identification of Autism Risk and Prediction of Severity in 30 Month Olds
K. M. Martien J. R. Isler M. Ptak S. B. Golas M. L. Bauman M. R. Herbert
11:30 AM
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76 EEG Connectivity in Infants at High Risk for Autism
E. Orekhova M. Elsabbagh E. Jones G. Dawson T. Charman M. H. Johnson &. BASIS Team
11:30 AM
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77 Effect of Familiarity on Reward Anticipation in Children with and without Autism Spectrum Disorders
K. K. Stavropoulos L. J. Carver
11:30 AM
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78 Effective Connectivity of Mirror System Brain Areas in Autism Spectrum Disorder
M. Schulte-Rüther P. Harindranathan A. Pohl G. R. Fink B. Herpertz-Dahlmann K. Konrad
11:30 AM
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79 Effects of a Novel Behavioral Intervention for Irritability in Autism on Neural Circuitry of Emotion Regulation
D. G. Sukhodolsky S. A. McCauley P. E. Ventola K. Pelphrey B. C. Vander Wyk
11:30 AM
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80 Electrophysiological Endophenotypes in Autism: A Family Study
A. Clawson M. J. Larson M. South
11:30 AM
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81 Emotion Attribution from Dynamic Faces: Bold Differences Pre- and Post- Decision in ASDs
L. S. McKay R. S. Brezis T. Wong L. Bidaut J. Piggot
11:30 AM
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82 Epigenetic and Neural Correlates of the Broad Autism Phenotype
M. H. Puglia J. P. Morris J. J. Connelly
11:30 AM
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83 Evaluation of Mismatch Negativity As Biomarker for Language Impairment in Autism Spectrum Disorder
H. L. Green L. Goodwin K. Froud
11:30 AM
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84 Eye Gaze and ERP Correlates of Emotion Processing Across Adults with ASD and Schizophrenia
E. J. Levy A. Naples J. H. Foss-Feig R. Tillman H. S. Reuman K. Law H. Samson V. Srihari A. Anticevic J. McPartland
11:30 AM
172.085
85 Eye Movement Abnormalities in Individuals with ASD and Their Unaffected Biological Parents
L. M. Schmitt S. P. White K. Conroy J. A. Sweeney M. W. Mosconi
11:30 AM
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86 Face Processing in Infants Demonstrating Early Signs of ASD
A. J. Sanders E. Baker C. DiStefano S. S. Jeste A. Gulsrud C. Kasari
11:30 AM
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87 Face-Selective Activation in Orbitofrontal Cortex Correlates with Social-Motivation in the Broader Autism Phenotype
V. Troiani I. R. Olson
11:30 AM
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88 Facial Processing in Low-Functioning Individuals with Autism: An N170 Event-Related Potential Study
M. Chernenok E. L. Coderre B. Gordon K. Ledoux
11:30 AM
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89 Facial Response to Visual Stimuli: Using Pupil Response As an Indicator for Phenotype in ASD
G. T. Lynch N. L. Potter S. James
11:30 AM
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90 Functional Lateralization of the Cerebral Cortex in 16p11.2 Deletion and Duplication Carriers
J. A. Nielsen A. Y. Qureshi P. Mukherjee J. I. Berman T. P. Roberts S. S. Nagarajan J. E. Spiro W. Chung E. H. Sherr R. L. Buckner
11:30 AM
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91 GABA(A) Receptors in Autism - a Multicenter Positron Emission Tomography Study
M. A. Mendez J. Borg J. Horder M. Veronese J. Lundberg J. F. Myers M. Andersson I. Mick Ä. Tangen L. Farde C. Halldin S. Selvaraj A. Lingford-Hughes O. Howes D. J. Nutt D. G. Murphy
11:30 AM
172.092
92 Granger Causality Estimation of Brain Connectivity in Autism Spectrum Disorders
C. E. Stevens G. Deshpande Y. Wang H. D. Deshpande C. L. Klein M. R. Klinger L. G. Klinger R. K. Kana
11:30 AM
172.093
93 Hemispheric Differences in Language Processing in Autism Spectrum Disorders: A Meta-Analysis of Neuroimaging Studies
A. J. Herringshaw C. J. Ammons T. DeRamus R. K. Kana
11:30 AM
172.094
94 How Do Children with and without Autism Perceive the Passage of Time?: fMRI Reveals Differences in Neural Systems Recruited for Time Perception
M. J. Allman F. P. Loomis W. H. Meck M. B. Denckla
11:30 AM
172.095
95 Investigating the Neural Mechanisms Underpinning Theory of Mind Processes in ASD Using a Reinforcement Learning Framework
J. H. Balsters M. A. Apps R. Lehner D. Bolis L. Gallagher N. Wenderoth
11:30 AM
172.096
96 Local Brain Connectivity Across the Lifespan in Autism Spectrum Disorder and Typical Development
D. R. Dajani L. Q. Uddin
11:30 AM
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97 Longitudinal Changes in M100 Latency in Children with ASD and Neurotypical Controls
R. G. Port J. Jenkins J. C. Edgar T. P. Roberts
11:30 AM
172.098
98 MMN and Glutamatergic E-I Imbalance in Children and Adults with ASD and Phelan-Mcdermid Syndrome
A. San Jose Caceres L. Mason D. Crawley J. E. Faulkner H. L. Hayward J. Sabet B. Oranje J. K. Buitelaar D. G. Murphy E. Loth
11:30 AM
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99 Measures of Signal Complexity in Resting-State EEG Recordings from Young Children with ASD
J. Frohlich A. Irimia S. S. Jeste
11:30 AM
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100 Mirror Neuron System Response to Action Simulation in Children with Autism
H. M. Wadsworth H. D. Deshpande R. K. Kana
11:30 AM
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101 Modulation of Simon Interference Inhibition Processing By Serotonin in Autism: A Pharmacologic Functional MRI Study with Acute Tryptophan Depletion
E. Daly C. Ecker D. G. Murphy
11:30 AM
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102 Neural Response to Biological Motion in Males and Females with ASD
A. Naples J. McPartland K. Pelphrey S. J. Webb
11:30 AM
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103 Neural Response to Interactive Faces Is Associated with Clinical Characteristics in ASD and Typical Development
K. Law A. Naples E. Levy H. S. Reuman R. Tillman Z. Williams D. Czemerinski J. McPartland
11:30 AM
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104 Neural Sensitivity to Live Social Interaction Captures Developmental Variability in ASD Traits
K. Rice E. Redcay
11:30 AM
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105 Neural Signatures of Discrepant Nonverbal and Verbal IQ in Youth with ASD
C. M. Keifer D. Yang P. E. Ventola J. Wolf K. Pelphrey
11:30 AM
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106 Neural, Behavioral and Parent-Reported Indices of Executive Attention in Younger Siblings of Children with Autism
C. A. Burrows L. Mohapatra L. V. Usher D. N. Gangi D. S. Messinger H. A. Henderson
11:30 AM
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107 Neurochemical and Neuroanatomical Changes in Children, Adolescents and Adults with Autism Spectrum Disorder
A. C. Pereira I. R. Violante S. Mouga G. G. Oliveira M. Castelo-Branco
11:30 AM
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108 Neurophysiological Markers of ASD in Tuberous Sclerosis Complex
K. J. Varcin S. S. Jeste C. A. Nelson
11:30 AM
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109 Plasticity of Brain Networks for Social Cognition in Adults with ASD
D. Yang T. Allen S. B. Chapman F. R. Volkmar B. C. Vander Wyk K. Pelphrey
11:30 AM
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110 Prefrontal Neurofeedback Training Approaches in Children with Autism Based on the Relative Power of EEG Rhythms Analysis
Y. WANG E. M. Sokhadze L. L. Sears A. EI-Baz A. Tasman M. F. Casanova
11:30 AM
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111 Preserved Configural Processing in High-Functioning Adults with Autism: An EEG/ERP Study
M. Castelo-Branco G. G. Oliveira S. Mouga P. Tavares
11:30 AM
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112 Reciprocal Alterations of White Matter Microstructure in Carriers of Deletions Versus Duplications at the 16p11.2 Chromosomal Locus Are Associated with Cognitive and Behavioral Impairments
Y. Chang J. Owen T. Thieu N. Pojman P. Bukshpun M. Wakahiro E. Marco J. I. Berman J. E. Spiro W. Chung R. L. Buckner T. P. Roberts S. Nagarajan E. H. Sherr P. Mukherjee
11:30 AM
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113 Reduced Prefrontal Cortical Responses and Atypical Connectivity to Join Attention in Children with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD): A Functional Near-Infrared Spectroscopy Study
H. Zhu J. Li Y. Fan X. Li D. Huang S. He
11:30 AM
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114 Refining EEG Biomarkers in ADHD for Diagnosis and Treatment Response Monitoring
S. Loo
11:30 AM
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115 Relationship Between Neural Coherence and Social Functioning in Autism Spectrum Disorder
T. M. Andersen C. Swick A. M. Flores K. Lengu R. Goodcase K. McFarlane S. M. Bowyer R. Lajiness-O'Neill
11:30 AM
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116 Replicable Network-Based Diagnostic Classification of ASD in the Autism Brain Imaging Data Exchange
J. A. Richey M. Ghane M. Coffman A. Valdespino P. Du
11:30 AM
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117 Resting State Functional Connectivity of Social Brain Regions in Autism Spectrum Disorder: Correlate with Social Symptom Severity in ASD
M. Jung D. N. Saito A. Sasaki T. Munesue H. Okazawa H. Kosaka
11:30 AM
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118 Sensory Processing Abnormalities, ASD Features, and Modulation of Auditory Evoked Potentials in Fragile X Syndrome
L. E. Ethridge S. P. White M. W. Mosconi J. Wang M. J. Byerly J. A. Sweeney
11:30 AM
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119 Sensory over-Responsivity and Amygdala Response to Emotional Faces in Youth with and without ASD
K. Krasileva R. McCarron S. A. Green S. Y. Bookheimer M. Dapretto
11:30 AM
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120 Sex Differences in Autism: A Resting-State fMRI Investigation of the Intrinsic Neural Circuitry in Males and Females
K. Alaerts N. Wenderoth
11:30 AM
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121 Sex Differences in Biological Motion Perception Among Youth with ASD: An fMRI Investigation
A. Jack C. M. Keifer D. Gulliford C. Torgerson E. H. Aylward S. Y. Bookheimer M. Dapretto N. Gaab J. Van Horn K. Pelphrey
11:30 AM
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122 Specificity of Atypical Neural Development for Language in Infants at Risk for ASD
J. F. Yang H. S. Reuman E. D. Brooks P. Hashim R. Travieso E. J. Levy K. Law L. Mayes J. A. Persing J. McPartland
11:30 AM
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123 Transient Visual Evoked Potentials in Monogenic and Idiopathic ASD
P. M. Weinger S. M. Lurie A. Kolevzon V. Zemon J. Gordon J. M. Jamison J. Zweifach L. V. Soorya J. D. Buxbaum
11:30 AM
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124 What Do We Currently Know about Resting State EEG Biomarkers in Autism Spectrum Disorder?
T. M. Heunis C. Scheffer C. Aldrich P. J. de Vries
11:30 AM
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125 Young Adults with ASD Have a Higher Rate of Epileptiform Eegs Than Young Children in a Clinical Sample
D. U. Menon J. B. Ewen
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