RELN and autism: Comparison of full-length reelin levels by gender revealed higher levels in male children with autism with respect to females with autism (~300% increment, p = 0.014), which is consistent with the distribution of high full-length reelin levels by gender (non-ASD cases: 1 out of 9 male children, no female children with high reelin levels; ASD cases: 18 out of 33 male children, 1 out of 7 female children with high reelin levels).