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How a Malfunctioning Brain Transport Protein Sparks Severe Epilepsy

  • Study reveals the role of SLC13A5 transporter in severe epilepsy related to citrate dysfunction.
  • Mutations in SLC13A5 gene disrupt citrate transport leading to developmental epileptic encephalopathy.
  • Research employs deep mutational scanning to identify critical mutations affecting transporter function.
  • Understanding SLC13A5 variants aids in rare disease mechanism elucidation for potential targeted therapies.
  • Findings highlight importance of functional mapping for membrane proteins in neurological disorders.

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