Gene hunt using DNA methylation suggest RABGGTB as autism biomarker candidate

Gene hunt using DNA methylation suggest RABGGTB as autism biomarker candidate

Publication date: May 23, 2025

In addition, the researchers validated site-specific methylation using electron microscopy-amplicon sequencing. The study revealed extensive changes to DNA methylation in the DR genomic regions. Researchers from Japan have now identified RABGGTB as a novel autism-linked gene during DNA methylation mapping in the dorsal raphe nuclei of the brain. Further, hypomethylation was observed in the RABGGTB promoter region a gene related to autophagy and synaptic function which corresponded to its heightened expression. RABGGTB is an exciting discovery. DNA methylation profiles of the DR in the context of ASD have not previously been investigated.

Concepts Keywords
Humanmethylation450 Asd
Japan Autism
Neurodevelopmental Biomarker
Pcr Brain
Professor Candidate
Epigenetic
Expression
Gene
Japan
Linked
Matsuzaki
Methylation
Profiling
Rabggtb
Serotonin

Semantics

Type Source Name
pathway REACTOME DNA methylation
disease MESH autism
drug DRUGBANK Sulfasalazine
drug DRUGBANK Serotonin
pathway REACTOME Methylation
pathway REACTOME Autophagy

Original Article

(Visited 1 times, 1 visits today)

Leave a Comment

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *