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Fragile X syndrome: an aging perspective.

Andrea Schneider, Andrew Ligsay, Randi J Hagerman
Developmental Disabilities Research Reviews 2013
Cognitive and behavioral correlates of molecular variations related to the FMR1 gene have been studied rather extensively, but research about the long-term outcome in individuals with fragile X spectrum disorders remains sparse. In this review, we present an overview of aging research and recent findings in regard to cellular and clinical manifestations of aging in fragile X syndrome, and the FMR1 premutation.

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