Down syndrome DSCR1 causes spine pathology via the Fragile X-related protein FMRP

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A new study by Wang et al (2012) published in The EMBO Journal reports that the Down Syndrome Critical Region 1 (DSCR1) protein interacts with the Fragile X-related protein (FMRP) to regulate spine morphology and local protein synthesis. These findings highlight a convergence of Down syndrome (DS) and Fragile X pathogenic pathways, and provide insights on potential therapeutic approaches.

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Roselli, F. (2012). Down syndrome DSCR1 causes spine pathology via the Fragile X-related protein FMRP. EMBO Journal, 31(18), 3647–3649. https://doi.org/10.1038/emboj.2012.239

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