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• As for an article on paternal age, sure, that would be great.
• The paternal age effect was first proposed implicitly by Penrose in 1955.
• And it may be that advanced paternal age is associated with a mutation.
• This marks the first time paternal aging has been associated with a psychiatric illness.
• Advanced paternal age has also been linked to increased risk of achondroplasia and Apert syndrome.
• But that's because the risks associated with advancing paternal age have been routinely " underestimated ."
• Paternal age was strongly associated with the diagnosis.
• Increased paternal age is suggested by some to directly correlate to schizophrenia but it is not proven.
• A 2010 paper from Spain provided further evidence that average paternal age is elevated in cases of intellectual disability.
• Overall, they found that advancing paternal age accounted for as many as one in every four cases of schizophrenia.
• It's only when we separated it out that we saw that paternal age mattered, and maternal age didn't ."
• An editorial accompanying the paper emphasized the importance of controlling for socioeconomic status in studies of paternal age and intelligence.
• Research has found that there is a correlation between advanced paternal age and risk of birth defects such as Down's syndrome.
• For a more complete list of diseases linked to advancing paternal age, visit the web : www . ncbi . nlm.
• The paternal age is a factor in schizophrenia because of the increased likelihood of mutations in the chromosomes of cells that produce sperms.
• "It also indicates that paternal age is another factor to be taken into account when doctors are looking at the prognosis for infertile couples,"
• Secondly, the likelihood of having a child develop autism increases with advancing paternal age, and mutations in sperm gradually accumulate throughout a man's life.
• I think this is an interesting contribution to the epidemiological literature, that paternal age may be a risk factor for a subgroup of schizophrenic patients,
• Advanced paternal age has been linked to a somewhat increased chance of bipolar disorder in offspring, consistent with a hypothesis of increased new genetic mutations.
• Increased paternal age is a strong risk factor for schizophrenia but the rate of ordinary nucleotide mutations appears to be too slow to explain this.