Serotonergic innervation of the amygdala is increased in autism spectrum disorder and decreased in Williams syndrome

Table 1 Subject background

Subject ID	Age at death	Diagnosis	Sex	Hemisphere	Cause of death	Postmortem interval (hours)
5183	107 days	Neurotypical	Male	Right	Sudden infant death syndrome	13
WS 7	114 days	Williams syndrome	Male	Right	Multiple organ failure	30
WS 10	17 years	Williams syndrome	Male	Right	Cardiac complications	24
4916	19 years	Neurotypical	Male	Right	Drowning	5
H-10-01	20 years	Autism spectrum disorder	Male	Right	Motor vehicle accident	24
WS 15	25 years	Williams syndrome	Female	Right	Cardiac complications	30
H-11-02	27 years	Neurotypical	Male	Left	Cardiovascular disease	16
H-6-04	28 years	Autism spectrum disorder	Male	Left	Monoxide poisoning	18
WS 14	42 years	Williams syndrome	Female	Right	Cardiac complications	18
H-7-02	42 years	Autism spectrum disorder	Male	Right	Cardiac arrest	24
WS 9	43 years	Williams syndrome	Female	Right	Cardiac complications	12
5758	43 years	Neurotypical	Female	Right	Sepsis	22
H-6-00	44 years	Autism spectrum disorder	Male	Left	Cardiovascular disease	31
H-19-01	44 years	Neurotypical	Male	Left	Unknown	26
H-1-01	44 years	Autism spectrum disorder	Male	Left	Pulmonary Embolism	20
WS 8	48 years	Williams syndrome	Male	Left	Respiratory illness	30
H-4-02	64 years	Autism spectrum disorder	Male	Right	Sepsis	18.5
H-11-98	67 years	Neurotypical	Male	Left	Unknown	?
WS 13	69 years	Williams syndrome	Male	Right	Cardiac complications	8
5943	69 years	Neurotypical	Male	Right	Acute coronary artery thrombosis	23

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