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have found that among the skeletal muscle biopsies of 28 ASD children with mitochondrial diseases, 50% had defects of complex I, 18% had combined defects of complex I and III, another 18% were identified with the combined defects of complexes I, III, and IV, and 14% were with defects of complex V [74]

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