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DNAJC12 in monoamine metabolism, neurodevelopment and neurodegeneration

2023-06-23

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Recent studies show that mutations in DNAJC12 , a co-chaperone for monoamine synthesis may cause mild hyperphenylalaninemia with infantile dystonia, young-onset parkinsonism, developmental delay and cognitive deficits. To this end, DNAJC12 gene has been included in newborn screening, most revealingly in Spain, and those results are a testament to the importance of early diagnosis and treatment in combating human d...

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3c77b351-ef4a-5061-af8e-08692a4411fb
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10.1101/2023.06.22.23291747
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