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In human neurons derived from male stem cell lines, the R101Q mutation also similarly reduced the synaptic localization of NLGN4, resulting in a loss-of-function phenotype. This mutation-induced trafficking defect substantially diminished the ability of NLGN4 to form excitatory synapses and modulate their functional properties. Viewed together, our findings suggest that the R101Q mutation is pathogenic for NLGN4 and can lead to synaptic dysfunction in autism.The medial nucleus of trapezoid body (MNT is a major source of inhibition in au
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