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Olduvai Domains Downregulate Mitochondrial Pathways to Promote Human Brain Evolution and Neoteny

2026-07-18

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<title>Abstract</title> <p>Olduvai (formerly DUF1220) protein domains, encoded by the NBPF gene family, have undergone the greatest human lineage-specific copy-number expansion of any coding sequence in the genome and strongly correlate with brain size and neuron number across primates. Here we show that Olduvai domains act in a dosage-dependent manner to suppress mitochondrial metabolism. Transcriptomic, proteom...

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688a34f3-51a0-5835-ae49-3e2fb1dc336a
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10.21203/rs.3.rs-10345985/v1
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