SYTL4 and schizophrenia: Fifty percent (4/8) of the ASD-associated miRs (miRs106, miRs130a, miRs181b, and miRs328) that are predicated to interact with the mouse Sytl4 gene are also known to be associated with schizophrenia, supporting the contention that ASD and schizophrenia share common neurobiological features [34,92,93] (Table 4).