LITERATURE · PREPRINT

Mutations in ASH1L cause a neurodevelopmental disorder with sex differences in epilepsy and autism

bioRxiv · 2025 · Preprint

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Citation and identifiers

Papendorp C, Nolan E, Higashimori H, et al.. “Mutations in ASH1L cause a neurodevelopmental disorder with sex differences in epilepsy and autism.” bioRxiv. 2025.02.21.639570 · doi:10.1101/2025.02.21.639570.

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RESEARCH QUESTION

Do the ascertained human and mouse datasets in this preprint suggest sex-associated differences in epilepsy or autism-related phenotypes after ASH1L disruption?

The preprint combined limited clinical observations with two mouse backgrounds, neuronal morphology, seizures, and electrophysiology, allowing exploratory sex-associated comparisons but not population-level penetrance estimates.

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What this study supports

Combines clinical phenotyping with two mouse backgrounds, neuronal morphology, seizures, and electrophysiology; reports sex-associated differences in its human and mouse datasets.

What it cannot establish

Preprint with limited and ascertained human data. It does not establish population-level sex-specific penetrance or prognosis.

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