2020
DOI: 10.1038/s41380-019-0642-7
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Spontaneous hyperactivity in Ash1l mutant mice, a new model for Tourette syndrome

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“…Mutations in ASH1L are clinically associated with intellectual disability [ 138 ] as well as early-onset Lewy body dementia [ 139 ]. In addition, A2780P point mutation in the BAH domain of ASH1L is associated with autism spectrum disorder [ 140 143 ], whereas Y2077F (N-terminal region) and S2200G (SET domain) point mutations are bioinformatically linked to Tourette’s syndrome (TS) [ 144 ].…”
Section: Histone H3k36 Di-methyl Transferasesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Mutations in ASH1L are clinically associated with intellectual disability [ 138 ] as well as early-onset Lewy body dementia [ 139 ]. In addition, A2780P point mutation in the BAH domain of ASH1L is associated with autism spectrum disorder [ 140 143 ], whereas Y2077F (N-terminal region) and S2200G (SET domain) point mutations are bioinformatically linked to Tourette’s syndrome (TS) [ 144 ].…”
Section: Histone H3k36 Di-methyl Transferasesmentioning
confidence: 99%