Analysis has resolute that minicolumns in the brains of
autistic individuals tend to be smaller in size although with the same total
number of cells per column. Autistic brains be likely to be larger than
average, the effects specify that autistic also have a developed number of
mini columns. The neurons in these individual mini columns tends to be reduces in
size. Smaller mini columns would skew data processing in service of signal and possibly
enhancing the capability to practice stimuli that require discrimination but
also potentially at the expense of generalizing the silence of a particular
stimulus. Reduced and tightly packed mini columns could also allow for more complex
information processing.
