Research Article

Oxidative Stress in Autistic Children Alters Erythrocyte Shape in the Absence of Quantitative Protein Alterations and of Loss of Membrane Phospholipid Asymmetry

Table 1

(a) Demographic and clinical features of the ASD children

No.GenderAge (months)Onset pattern: 1 (early); 2 (regressive); 3 (mixed)Brief nonverbal IQADOS scoreCARS total scoreCARS activity level item scoreCARS body use (stereotypies) item scoreCARS verbal communication item scoreCARS nonverbal communication item scoreCARS total number of items whose score was ≥3

1M681482041.52.533311
2M9415221463.544411
3F683712043.52.533.5310
4M932452048.5343.5312
5M82255194233339
6M1151521939.533337
7M7436819412.53339
8M9915616352.52333
9M8516222412.52337
10F74147173822.5337
11F1243872133.5222.52.54
12M129168193922.5337
13M78382173932.5336
14M9616722442.533311
15M841951839.52.53338
16M114145214733.53.5313
17M1033471641.5423310
18M1311961835232.52.53
19F641751739.52.52.53.03.06.0
20F641741741.02.52.53.03.07.0
21M98149204123.52.529
22M133380133421.532.52

Cognitive level: ≥70, normal; 50–69, mild cognitive impairment; 35–49, moderate cognitive impairment; and <35, severe cognitive impairment. (ICD-10 classification of mental and behavioural disorders, WHO, 1992). ADOS modules 1 or 2 (total score autism cutoff = 12).
(b) Demographic features of the typically developing children

No.GenderAge (months)

1F140
2F74
3F97
4F93
5M142
6M127
7M116
8M142
9M135
10M63
11F125
12M115
13M115
14M125
15F102
16F120
17M101
18M130
19M123
20M136
21M65