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Investigating the relationship between SORCS2 and SORLA and DNA double-stranded break formation, as a possible mechanism in neuropsychiatric disorders

2020-01-01

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SORCS2 and SORLA are members of the Vps10p-domain receptor family, which comprises five multifunctional neuronal receptors. All family members are involved in intracellular sorting and trafficking of various neurotrophic factors and their precursor forms, as well transmembrane receptors and synaptic proteins. This gene family has been implicated in a broad range of cellular processes, including neuronal health, di...

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Literature Corpus work: ca4d8fbc-eba3-546a-a5d4-9b6ad1400426
DOI: 10.7488/era/478

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