The L1624Q Variant in SCN1A Causes Familial Epilepsy Through a Mixed Gain and Loss of Channel Function
Variants of the SCN1A gene encoding the neuronal voltage-gated sodium channel NaV1.1 cause over 85% of all cases of Dravet syndrome, a severe and often pharmacoresistent epileptic encephalopathy with mostly infantile onset. But with the increased availability of genetic testing for patients with epi...
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Main Authors: | Laura B. Jones (Author), Colin H. Peters (Author), Richard E. Rosch (Author), Maxine Owers (Author), Elaine Hughes (Author), Deb K. Pal (Author), Peter C. Ruben (Author) |
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