Mingze Yao, Lei Zhang, Xiaojuan Teng, Yu Lei, Xiaoyu Xing, Tinglin Ren, Yuanqing Pan, Liwen Zhang, Zhengfeng Li, Jingxia Lin, Yaowu Zheng, Li Xing, Jiajian Zhou, Changxin Wu
INTRODUCTION: The disconnected-interacting protein 2 homolog A (DIP2A), a member of disconnected-interacting 2 protein family, has been shown to be involved in human nervous system-related mental illness. This protein is highly expressed in the nervous system of mouse. Mutation of mouse DIP2A causes defects in spine morphology and synaptic transmission, autism-like behaviors, and defective social novelty [5], [27], indicating that DIP2A is critical to the maintenance of neural development...
December 2024: Computational and Structural Biotechnology Journal