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Inheritance of Asperger's Syndrome: Can an Affected Man Have Unaffected Children?
According to the source, Asperger's syndrome is described as a genetic condition typically inherited from both parents. A man with Asperger's who partners with a woman who does not carry the associated gene would not have children with the condition. Note: This explanation reflects the provided content; modern genetics recognizes a more complex polygenic and environmental influence.
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