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A schizophrenia risk gene, <i>NRGN</i> , bidirectionally modulates synaptic plasticity via regulating the neuronal phosphoproteome

2018-11-29

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NRGN is a schizophrenia risk gene identified in recent genetic studies, encoding a small neuronal protein, neurogranin (Ng). Individuals carrying a risk variant of NRGN showed decreased hippocampal activation during contextual fear conditioning. Furthermore, the expression of Ng was reduced in the post-mortem brains of schizophrenic patients. Using the mouse model, we found that the translation of Ng in hippocamp...

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d00b23ba-8fa3-56b5-86c6-d8b6c048a102
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10.1101/481291
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