Cultural neuroscience is a new, interdisciplinary field bridging cultural psychology, neurosciences, and neurogenetics that seeks to explain how neurobiological processes, such as genetic expression and brain function, give rise to cultural values, practices, and beliefs as well as the process through which culture shapes neurobiological processes across macro-and micro-timescales.
Given the increasing appreciation for rare monogenic contributions to ASD [ 11- 13], TS provides a powerful avenue for understanding both basic neurobiological processes and ASD pathophysiology.
Therefore, research has relied on the aforementioned endophenotypes to analyse specific pathophysiological features of psychiatric disease by studying mutations in genes directly associated with a particular disorder, relevant neurobiological processes such as neurotransmission, or behavioural responses to pharmacological agents known to modulate particular symptoms (6, 67– 67).
This is nestled among the parts of the brain that govern basic physiological processes, such as breathing.
Nuclear actins are involved in many basic nuclear processes, such as transcription and chromatin remodeling [27].
Proteinase inhibitors are therefore a potential model system in which to study basic evolutionary processes, such as functional diversification [ 20].
Ubiquitination is an essential process that regulates the turnover of proteins for basic cellular processes such as the cell cycle and cell death [ 30].
When people interact with others, basic processes such as working memory, speed of processing and verbal knowledge come into play".
Experimental observations [6] precluded other basic processes, such as proliferation and death.
