Acta Neuropathologica Communications· 2026Q1
Loss of GlialCAM cytoplasmic signaling drives cerebellar white matter vacuolation through glial reprogramming and disrupted cell-cell communication
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Deleting the cytoplasmic tail of GlialCAM in mice (GCAMΔCT model) leads to progressive cerebellar white matter vacuolation, motor deficits, and memory impairment.
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