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Recent studies have shown that the gender differences in autism spectrum disorder may be the result of biological mechanisms based on the X chromosome. Females possess two copies of this chromosome, giving them a higher level of regulatory genes associated with brain development, whereas males have only one copy. Research suggests that this genetic difference could explain why autism is more commonly diagnosed in males, supporting the "female protective" hypothesis, which proposes that girls have greater biological resilience. Understanding the role of the X chromosome and its related genes is expected to improve diagnostic tools and enhance our understanding of the development of neurological disorders.
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