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Project Title

Project Title

An MEG investigation of neural biomarkers and language in nonverbal children with autism spectrum disorders

Principal Investigator

Principal Investigator

McFadden, Kristina

Description

Description

To measure neural markers during auditory and language tasks in nonverbal ASD, verbal ASD and TD children. PI will determine if nonverbal with ASD is related to 1) nonspecific auditory processing deficits and/or 2) language specific processing deficits by using magnetoencephalography (MEG) technique. The study will recruit 15 subjects from each group (a total of 45) and measure 3 potential biomarkers: gamma-band activity, M100 latency and M400 amplitude.

Funder

Funder

Department of Defense - Army

Funding Country

Funding Country

United States

Fiscal Year Funding

Fiscal Year Funding

0

Current Award Period

Current Award Period

2013-2016

Strategic Plan Question

Strategic Plan Question

Question 1: How Can I Recognize the Signs of ASD, and Why is Early Detection So Important?

Funder’s Project Link

Funder’s Project Link

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Institution

Institution

University of Colorado Denver

Institute Location

Institute Location

United States

Project Number

Project Number

AR120207

Government or Private

Government or Private

Government

History/Related Projects

History/Related Projects

An MEG investigation of neural biomarkers and language in nonverbal children with autism spectrum disorders | 154617 | 2012 | AR120207
An MEG investigation of neural biomarkers and language in nonverbal children with autism spectrum disorders | 0 | 2013 | AR120207
An MEG investigation of neural biomarkers and language in nonverbal children with autism spectrum disorders | 0 | 2014 | AR120207
An MEG investigation of neural biomarkers and language in nonverbal children with autism spectrum disorders | 0 | 2015 | AR120207

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