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Disruption of the Homer1 coiled-coiled domain by a novel de novo human <i>HOMER1</i> variant impairs protein scaffolding, calcium signalling, and synaptogenesis

2026-08-06

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Rare de novo variants in synaptic scaffolding proteins are increasingly recognized for their roles in driving abnormal neuronal connectivity underlying conditions such as epilepsy and autism spectrum disorder (ASD). Homer1b/c, a synaptic scaffolding protein, regulates a wide suite of synaptic functions including Ca 2+ signalling, dendritic spine morphogenesis and multiple forms of synaptic plasticity. Here we rep...

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62d6dd6a-5664-5da2-8931-b2886838b27a
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10.64898/2026.08.05.741753
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