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A Noncanonical Neuroligin 3-Centered Complex Promotes Functional Recovery of Spinal Cord Injury

Authors: ZOU Weiwei; CHEN Musheng; CHEN Nan; CHEN Huan; LIANG Hanlin; LU Xiaoyun; XU Sisi; LIU Peilin; WANG Yuan; HU Le; LIU Bin; RONG Limin; LI Mangmang

DOI: 10.1186/s13287-026-05100-7Status: Verified Translated Edition
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Key Findings in This Report

• Transcriptomic analysis of transplanted hUC-MSCs in the spinal cord microenvironment identified NLGN3 as a key neuronal cell adhesion molecule promoting SCI repair. • Neuron-specific restoration of Nlgn3 alone in injured spinal cords is sufficient to achieve therapeutic effects comparable to MSC transplantation. • NLGN3 forms a noncanonical complex with synaptic vesicle proteins Sar1a and Hspa8 to modulate synaptic strength and promote neural circuit reconstruction. • Combinatorial restoration of Nlgn3 with Sar1a or Hspa8 synergistically enhances functional recovery after SCI, suggesting a novel therapeutic strategy.