If many of the 585 genes putatively targeted by these three transcription factors (SATB1, SRSF9, and NUP98-HOXA9) are more commonly dysregulated in autism because of disruption to the binding sites of the transcription factors, then we expect the 585 genes to show a greater rate of differential expression in autism cases compared to all expressed genes. The gene discussed is SRSF9; the disease is autism.