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A cadherin mutation in <i>Celsr3</i> linked to Tourette Disorder affects dendritic patterning and excitability of cholinergic interneurons

2022-03-07

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CELSR3 encodes an atypical protocadherin cell adhesion receptor that was recently identified as a high-risk gene for Tourette disorder. A putative damaging de novo variant was inserted into the mouse genome to generate an amino acid substitution within the fifth cadherin repeat. By contrast to Celsr3 constitutive null animals, mice homozygous for the R774H amino acid substitution are viable and have grossly norm...

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18ea2590-8a8c-5f02-84c1-64cba2d1d548
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10.1101/2022.03.06.483205
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