UCLA Health researchers have identified EPAC2, a synaptic protein, as a potential therapeutic target for treating fragile X syndrome (FXS) through preclinical studies in mice. This discovery is significant because it addresses the excitation/inhibition imbalance characteristic of FXS and could lead to targeted therapies with fewer side effects, advancing efforts to develop effective treatments for this genetic disorder.
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