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Longitudinal deep phenotyping in a mouse model of West syndrome reveals temporal dynamics of synapse remodeling, gliosis, and proteomic and lipidomic changes during seizure evolution

2025-05-10

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Neurodevelopmental disorders can have long-lasting effects, causing not only early pediatric symptoms but also a range of neurological issues throughout adulthood. West syndrome is a severe neurodevelopmental disorder marked by infantile spasms, an early symptom that typically subsides with age. However, many patients progress to other seizure forms, known as seizure evolution, which is closely linked to poor long...

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f57d8068-322d-5cd5-a0dd-dae0d6aea8c5
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10.1101/2025.05.06.652352
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