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Epilepsy is characterized by a sudden, abnormal increase in synchronous activity within neuronal networks, that is posited to arise from excess excitation, largely driven by reduced synaptic inhibition. Primarily for this reason, elevated network excitability is proposed to underlie the causal basis for the ASD, RTT, and AS phenotypes. Although, mouse models of these disorders replicate aspects of the human condition, i.e., hyperexcitability discharges or seizures on cortical electroencephalograms, measures at the synaptic level often reveal deficits in excitatory synaptic transmission, rather than too much excitation. Resolving this apparent paradox has direct implications regarding expected outcomes of manipulating GABAergic tone. In particular, in NDDs associated with seizures, cortical circuits can display reduced, rather than normal or increased levels of synaptic excitation, and therefore suggested treatments aimed at increasing inhibition could further promote hypoactivity instead of normality. 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