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We will also discuss the other genes including transcriptional targets of FOXP genes that have been found to be associated with language and may be important in the pathophysiology of ASD.
Alternatively, reduced activity in left inferior frontal gyrus and under-connectivity observed during language tasks has been proposed to be associated with language specific deficits that could result from upstream impairments in perceptual or linguistic processing of speech stimuli (Muller, 2007; Groen et al., 2008; Overy, 2009).
Examining the bilingual results and comparing the cognitive processes involved during mental calculation in L1 and L2, activation differences observed between L1 and L2 could be associated with language processes (such as encoding and translating of numbers from L2 to L1), with arithmetic processes, or with general cognitive processes (such as executive function or working memory).
An example of functional link between SLI and ASD, in addition to other neurodevelopmental disorders, is given by CNTNAP2: variants in and disruptions of this gene are reported to be associated with language endophenotypes in both SLI and ASD, suggesting that CNTNAP2 might harbour susceptibility risk factors that could impair language skills in distinct language-related disorders.
However, all comparative efforts depend on first finding evidence for shared abilities on tasks thought to be associated with language-related processes in humans and second, testing nonhuman animals using neurobiological techniques commonly used in humans.
CNTNAP2 genetic variants were found to be associated with language-related phenotypes and a task of verbal short-term memory in the same language-impaired cohort used for CMIP and ATP2C2 (39).
The new evidence stems from analysis of a gene called FOXP2, which is associated with language.
The new evidence stems from analysis of a gene called FOXP2 which is associated with language.
Several years ago, Pääbo and a colleague, Wolfgang Enard, became interested in a gene known as FOXP2, which in humans is associated with language.
A mother I spoke with recently began monitoring after her daughter was prescribed a seizure medication that was associated with language delays.
