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- who: Pomme M. F. Rigter from the University of Toronto, Canada have published the article: Loss of CAMK2G affects intrinsic and motor behavior but has minimal impact on cognitive behavior, in the Journal: (JOURNAL) of 06/01/2023
- what: Rather, the authors show that CAMK2G is required for motor function and that the loss of CAMK2G results in impaired nest-building and marble burying behavior, which are innate behaviors that are associated with impaired neurodevelopment. The authors provide evidence for differential expression of different CAMK2G isoforms depending on the brain area, where the authors speculate . . .
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