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Hyperactive MEK1 signaling in cortical GABAergic neurons causes embryonic parvalbumin-neuron death and defects in behavioral inhibition

2019-08-27

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Abnormal ERK/MAPK pathway activity is an important contributor to the neuropathogenesis of many disorders including Fragile X, Rett, 16p11.2 Syndromes, and the RASopathies. Individuals with these syndromes often present with intellectual disability, ADHD, autism, and epilepsy. However, the pathological mechanisms that underly these deficits are not fully understood. Here, we examined whether hyperactivation of MEK...

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ceaad7cb-f3bf-5d18-bb61-e934a2b8ebc8
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10.1101/748087
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