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UNC13A pre-mRNA is the precursor transcript transcribed from the UNC13A gene, essential for forming the mature UNC13A mRNA. Correct splicing of this RNA is necessary for producing the functional UNC13A protein, which is vital for synaptic vesicle priming, neurotransmitter release, and neuronal communication. Defects in UNC13A pre-mRNA splicing, most notably the inclusion of a disease-associated cryptic exon (especially following loss of nuclear TDP-43), result in reduced UNC13A protein and are genetically linked to increased risk for ALS and FTD. Therapeutic strategies targeting UNC13A pre-mRNA (such as splice-modulating ASOs) aim to restore normal splicing and protein levels, offering hope for disease modification in neurodegeneration[1][2][3][4][5][6][7].
ASOs modulate RNA splicing to prevent cryptic exon inclusion, restore correct UNC13A mRNA, and normalize protein expression
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