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Autism andEnvironmental Factors, First Edition. Omar Bagasra and Cherilyn Heggen.
© 2018 John Wiley & Sons, Inc. Published 2018 by John Wiley & Sons, Inc.

Note: Page numbers followed by ‘f ’ refer to Figures; those followed
by ‘t’ refer to Tables

(+)‐ α‐pinene 100, 186, 187t, 195
β‐propiolactone 266
1,2‐dibromoethane 172t
11‐deoxycortisol 126
17‐hydroxyprogesterone 126
17 α‐hydroxyprogesterone 11–12, 125
21‐hydroxylase deficiency 126
2D:4D digit ratio 10–11, 10f, 12, 12f,
124, 125, 129

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Aberrant Behavioral Checklist scale 244
ABO Incompatibility 237–8
acetochlor 172t
acetyl ethyl tetramethyl tetraline
(AETT) 13, 131, 171
adjuvants, vaccine 43, 149, 267–8
age
maternal, and autism 161–3, 162f
and olfactory function 84
AHTN (7‐acetyl‐1,1,3,4,4,6‐
hexamethyl‐1,2,3,4‐
tetrahydronaphthalene) 188
alachlor 172t
alcohol 66
abuse 92
olfactory damage and 91–2

aldrin 172t

allethrin 173t

aluminum 149

adjuvants 43, 267, 268

Alzheimer’s disease 84, 144

damage to dentate gyrus and

olfactory bulb neurons in 7

olfaction loss in 14, 84, 86

oxytocin binding site density in the

brain 98

projected prevalence 146f

American Eagle: Seventy Seven 178

Ames, Bruce 65

Ames test 158–9, 179–80

amitrol 173t

amyotrophic lateral sclerosis

(ALS) 84

androgen insensitivity syndrome 11

androgen receptors (ARs) 199–200

androgens 171

exposure in utero 124

androstenedione 11–12, 125

Angelman syndrome 52t, 72, 143

animal models

genetic mutations 34–5

limitations of 179

and neuroantibodies to autism 245

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