Wouldn't be the first time that a syndrome ends up having basically two opposite etiologies. Abnormal synaptic density-- high or low) producing autism-like soc

Wouldn't be the first time that a syndrome ends up having basically two opposite etiologies. Abnormal synaptic density-- high or low) producing autism-like social deficits wouldn't be too much of a surprise. Alternatively, starting with high connectivity resulting in a greater rate of synaptic pruning and overcorrection wouldn't be a surprise, either. All are interesting things to think about and watch evolve.