A New Theory Explains Somatic Mutations in Terminally Differentiated, Transcriptionally Active Neurons (P5-3.013)

To explain the increased risk for somatic mutations in genes that are involved in mature neuronal function.

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Neurology
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2025-04-07
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https://doi.org/10.1212/wnl.0000000000208584
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Gene Regulatory Network Analysis
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A New Theory Explains Somatic Mutations in Terminally Differentiated, Transcriptionally Active Neurons (P5-3.013)

Piet de Groen
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Neurology
Gene Regulatory Network Analysis
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A New Theory Explains Somatic Mutations in Terminally Differentiated, Transcriptionally Active Neurons (P5-3.013)

Piet de Groen
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Abstract

To explain the increased risk for somatic mutations in genes that are involved in mature neuronal function.

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