IL-6, homocysteine, and autism spectrum phenotypes: an investigation among adults with autism spectrum disorder and their first-degree relatives
Barbara Carpita(University of Siena), Liliana Dell’Osso(University of Pisa), Gino Giannaccini(University of Pisa), Simone Battaglini(University of Pisa), Gabriele Massimetti(University of Pisa), Laura Betti(University of Pisa), Leonardo Massoni(University of Pisa), Ivan Mirko Cremone(University of Pisa), Lionella Palego(University of Pisa)
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