Fig. 2

Comparison of ASD prevalence and SRS scores between 3q29Del and controls. a Proportion of participants with 3q29Del self-reporting a diagnosis of ASD (not all respondents completed symptom questionnaires); 27 cases report an ASD diagnosis (green), comprised of 20 males (blue) and 7 females (red). Compared to general population frequencies (black), cases report significantly higher incidence of ASD. b SRS scores split by control (n = 59), 3q29Del not reporting an ASD diagnosis (n = 31), and 3q29Del reporting an ASD diagnosis (n = 17), showing a significant association between self-reported diagnostic status and SRS score. c SRS scores split by sex, with control (n = 59), 3q29Del female (n = 22), and 3q29Del male (n = 26), showing a lack of sex bias in scores for 3q29Del participants. d SRS scores split by sex and self-reported diagnostic status, with control (n = 59), 3q29Del female reporting ASD (n = 5), 3q29Del female not reporting ASD (n = 17), 3q29Del male reporting ASD (n = 12), and 3q29Del male not reporting ASD (n = 14), showing inflated scores for 3q29Del participants irrespective of sex or diagnostic status. ***p < 0.001