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Homo sapiens (human) ATXN2 antisense RNA (ATXN2-AS) URS0000BC43ED_9606

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ATXN2-AS: ATXN2-AS is a natural antisense transcript (NATs) encoded by the ATXN2-AS gene, which is located in the ATXN2 locus [PMC8279897]. Mutations in ATXN2-AS have been associated with aberrant processing of transcripts in patients with a 9bp-dup [PMC8279897]. The expanded form of ATXN2-AS (expATXN2-AS) is expressed in lymphoblasts of patients with amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS) and has been shown to trigger toxicity [PMC8300638]. The CAG repeats in ATXN2-AS form RNA foci that induce apoptosis and have been associated with ALS risk [PMC7140545] [PMC7041250]. The expansion of ATXN2-AS has also been shown to induce neurotoxicity in cortical neurons [PMC7041250]. It has been proposed that the expansion disrupts the function of ATXN2-AS, which does not seem to affect the expression of the sense RNA [PMC8508793]. The expression of both normal and expanded forms of ATXN2-AS has been detected in ALS lymphoblastoid lines and shown to trigger toxicity independently from protein translation [PMC8508793] [PMC6260474]. Additionally, the presence of ATXN2-AS has been associated with neurotoxicity and ALS progression [PMC8391852]. Further investigation is needed to fully understand the role of ATXN2-AS in spinocerebellar ataxia type 2 (SCA) [Reference needed].

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GCGGCCGCUGAGCGCAUCGGAGGGCGGGCGCGCCGAGGCGCCGGGUGGGAGCGGAGCAUCUUCACUUCUGCGGGGACCUAGUUUGCCCCCACCUGAUGCAACCCAGAAAAUGGACUGACUGCGAGUGCCUUGGGGCGGAGAAUGUGUCUUGCUACGUGUAAAGCACCUAGAACCCUGCCAGAUUCAGGGGACACAGCAUCCUGCCGUUUUCCUGCCGUCCCCCGCCCGCCACACAGUAGGCGCUCCAGUGGCUCGGGGCAUCUACCAGGCAGGCCGCGCUGUCCUGCCCUGCCGGGGCUGGAGUGGAGCAACCCUCCGGGGCCACCCACAUCUGGGUACCUUUUCCCCACUUUUUCCACCCCAGCCGCGCACAGUCACCAGAAAACUCUUUUAGGUAUCUGACCUUCAUUUGAACCUAUGUUCCCUCACUUGAACUUCUUUUUCCUCAUUCAUGAGAUUCUAAAGGAAAUAUAUGGGAUUGGGA

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