Genetics and Neurodevelopmental Disorders
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Loss of DNMT1 in cortical PV interneurons increases PV spiking but reduces inhibitory efficacy, leading to network desynchronization and depression- and anxiety-like behaviors in mice.
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Heterozygous SHANK3 +/- macaques exhibit sleep disturbances, social interaction changes, stereotypical behaviors, and altered brain connectivity, modeling autism spectrum disorder features.
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MetaSVM, MetaLR, and ESM1b outperform traditional tools in predicting YWHAG missense variant pathogenicity, with MetaSVM showing the best overall performance.
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Two iPSC lines with FTSJ1 frameshift mutations were created, maintaining pluripotency and differentiation capacity, to model X-linked non-syndromic intellectual disability.
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Genetic suppressors may provide new therapeutic targets for Mendelian diseases by counteracting disease-causing mutations.
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Single-cell mapping reveals that 42% of chromosome breaks in human cells occur at common fragile sites, with 58% occurring at rare, replication-timing-dependent regions.
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HUWE1-HAPSTR1-USP7 complex amplifies ubiquitin chains on nuclear proteins, regulating stress-responsive degradation with a key role in neurodevelopmental disorders and cancer.
Inhibiting the Na+ channel gene Scn9a reduces beta cell loss and diabetes incidence in NOD mice, highlighting its potential as a therapeutic target for type 1 diabetes.
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A 2.06 Mb de novo deletion at 17p13.3p13.2 causes progressive neurodevelopmental decline in a Chinese patient with isolated lissencephaly sequence, highlighting PAFAH1B1 haploinsufficiency.
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BRD4 can be recruited into HP1 condensates to activate transcription without removing repressive H3K9me3 marks, revealing a new mechanism of gene desilencing.
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