Topoisomerases: A Biochemical Overview
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- | Genetic mutations that directly impair the function of topoisomerases have correlation to autism spectrum disorders (ASDs) and similar neurological disorders. These genetic mutations cause the elongating of particular genes that are correlated to the expression of ASDs. Specifically, Ube3a is one of hundreds of genes that are associated with the development of ASDs in humans when elongated. | + | Genetic mutations that directly impair the function of topoisomerases have correlation to autism spectrum disorders (ASDs) and similar neurological disorders. These genetic mutations cause the elongating of particular genes that are correlated to the expression of ASDs. Specifically, Ube3a is one of hundreds of genes that are associated with the development of ASDs in humans when elongated. |
== Relevance == | == Relevance == |
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References
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