Angelman Syndrome (AS, MIM #105,830) is a rare neurodevelopmental disorder caused by imprinting defects, and it is marked by motor impairment, intellectual disability, speech limitations, and seizures. The condition arises due to the loss of function in neurons of the maternally-inherited UBE3A gene, mapping in the imp...
Valentina Alari, C. Cambria, C. De Cesari et al.· Journal of Neurodevelopmenta...· 0 citations
The data establish the PHOX2B functional knockout neuroblastoma model as a valuable platform for functional genomics, enabling systematic analysis of PHOX2B targets and highlighting its critical role in coordinating transcriptional programs that shape neuronal excitability and maturation.
Silvia Cardani, Martina Bertocchi, E. Donà et al.· Frontiers in Physiology· 0 citations
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