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behaviors. These characteristics are difficult to examine in model organisms such as mice and are often involved in neurological diseases unique to humans, like autism and schizophrenia. ... Our current interests focus on other neurodevelopmental

His story shows what it's like to live through autism and i wanted you to see the piece through "his eyes". ... I also included a boy named Daniel that has suffered with autism since he was 2.

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n. This work is also relevant for medicine. Normal human ageing as well as the majority of psychiatric and neurological disorders, from mental retardation and autism to Alzheimer’s disease and

Jenna Hayward-Smith. Cambridge Regional College. Title : The Creative and Colourful side to Autism. ... I have basically combined the scientific side and the creative side together to make the definition of Autism.

Madelineu2019s group is using these organoids to better understand brain development, including the changes in brain structure which are associated with conditions such as autism.

Jennifer Lee. Cambridge Regional College. Title : Do you ahve Autism. ... Category : Autism. JL: “I decided that I should do an iterative quiz where people can see if they have Autism or not.I have made some counters out of fabric and

These characteristics are difficult to examine in model organisms such as mice and are often involved in neurological diseases unique to humans, like autism and schizophrenia. ... Our current interests focus on other neurodevelopmental disorders like

The backgrounds gradually get darker to illustrate the increase in autism spectrum and all three canvases combined spell the word "Autism". ... This was created by using acrylic paint and glitter. Canvas 3: Finally the third canvas represents DNA and the

But someone with autism could also respond differently if they were to hold a dandelion. ... People with autism shows oppositely by their behaviour of perception, which shows their organization.

Now, his current interests include the study of the molecular determinants of evolutionary differences and the study of autism spectrum disorder using brain organoids.

Scientists say the technology holds great potential for studying the roots of diseases like autism and schizophrenia, testing possible treatments and tackling basic questions about evolution.

Category : Autism. AC: “This Art stems about a young girl who has autism and since the day she was diagnosed, at the age of two, she has never been able to ... Interesting use of material in the collage, encouraging us to “reflect” on autism.”.

Autism Spectrum Conditions (ASCs). ASCs are the term given to a wide spectrum of neurodevelopmental conditions, characterized by impairments in three areas:. ... What are the factors influencing ASCs? You can also download the full presentation (.pptx)

These characteristics are difficult to examine in model organisms such as mice and are often involved in neurological diseases unique to humans, like autism and schizophrenia./pnpWe are performing comparative evolutionary ... Our current interests focus

Sarah Arnese. Cambridge Regional College. Title : Trapped! Category : Autism. ... SA: “i got the idea from the topic autism because autistic people feel trapped inside their own body trying to escape to the outside world.

Loss or dysfunction of synapses are linked with a range of neurological and psychiatric disorders, including autism and dementia.

Now, his current interests include the study of the molecular determinants of evolutionary differences and the study of autism spectrum disorder using brain organoids.

Category : Autism. CD: “One of the symptoms of Autism is not being able to fully understand emotions of the people around them.

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Category : Autism. RK: “The main concept of this piece is the negative idea of a mental illness. ... Judges comments: “Using worms provides a wonderful double metaphor of the wiring linking different brain areas and the negative perceptions of autism.

Mutations in one of these proteins, MeCP2, cause the autism spectrum disorder Rett Syndrome.

Category : Autism. CB: “I was inspired by the autistic brain and behaviour for my AS level year, I have a relative that was diagnosed with Autism from a young age and

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Max Jenkins. Cambridge Regional College. Title : Indifferent, Differant. Category : Autism. ... The words at the bottom are from the autism society.”. Judges comments: “An interesting response to society’s need to appreciate and accept

nChelsey Bishop of The Leys School in Cambridge won second prize with her beautiful and sensitive artwork of a young boy with autism and Charlotte Donald of Netherhall Sixth Form College

Scientists say the technology holds great potential for studying the roots of diseases like autism and schizophrenia, testing possible treatments and tackling basic questions about evolution.

Category : Autism. DC: “I have created a mask out of wire, paper mache and modelling clay which is showing someone who is almost trapped as the wire symbolises the cage like ... barrier of Autism.

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Category : Autism. EM: “I have tried to convey the idea of a heightened sensitivity to colour that is sometimes experienced by people who have autism.”.

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This year the topics for the artwork are Getting On Your Nerves and Autism Spectrum Conditions.

Now, his current interests include the study of the molecular determinants of evolutionary differences and the study of autism spectrum disorder using brain organoids.

Topic. Getting On Your Nerves. Autism Spectrum Conditions. Other: I would like to discuss this with you.

Category : Autism. BC: “I decided to base my piece on Alzheimer’s Disease and how it affects the brain.

Abigail Frost. Netherhall Sixth Form College. Title : Branching Out. Category : Autism.

Category : Autism. AM: “I wanted to show the world through the eyes of the imagination.”.

Myles Messenheimer. Cambridge Regional College. Title : Eugenics movement. Category : Autism.