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Mutations in NALCN cause an autosomal-recessive syndrome with severe hypotonia, speech impairment, and cognitive delay.
American journal of human genetics - 3 Oct 2013
Al-Sayed Moeenaldeen D, Al-Zaidan Hamad, Albakheet Albandary, Hakami Hana, Kenana Rosan, Al-Yafee Yusra, Al-Dosary Mazhor, Qari Alya, Al-Sheddi Tarfa, Al-Muheiza Muhammed, Al-Qubbaj Wafa, Lakmache Yamina, Al-Hindi Hindi, Ghaziuddin Muhammad, Colak Dilek, Kaya Namik
Abstract excerpt
Sodium leak channel, nonselective (NALCN) is a voltage-independent and cation-nonselective channel that is mainly responsible for the leaky sodium transport across neuronal membranes and controls neuronal excitability. Although NALCN variants have been conflictingly reported to be in linkage disequilibrium with schizophrenia and bipolar disorder, to our knowledge, no mutations have been reported to date for any...
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