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Recurrent RAC3 related neuro-rachopathy in a pair of Indian siblings with novel findings: expanding the spectrum of brain anomalies.
Clinical dysmorphology - 1 Jan 2026
Nerakh Gayatri, Dhareneni Prashanth Rao, Kotecha Udhaya
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OBJECTIVE: The Rho GTPase gene family plays a crucial role in key cellular functions. RAC3, one of the three genes in this family, along with RAC1 and RAC2, is highly expressed in the brain. It is specifically involved in neuronal differentiation, maturation, and migration. Therefore, dysregulation of RAC3 can lead to neurodevelopmental abnormalities. METHODS: Here we report two siblings, born to a...
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