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Functional characterization of Caspr2 in a mouse model of sciatic nerve injury

Authors: Liu Chenglong; Wei Shanwen; Zhou Liyu; Li Di; Zou Mingming; Ma Yanxia

DOI: 10.12307/2026.21481Status: Verified Translated Edition
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Key Findings in This Report

• Caspr2 expression is significantly downregulated in dorsal root ganglion neurons following sciatic nerve injury, suggesting its involvement in the regenerative response. • Knockdown of Caspr2 via siRNA promotes axonal growth in cultured dorsal root ganglion neurons, indicating an inhibitory role in axonal regeneration. • Overexpression of Caspr2 suppresses axonal extension, further confirming its function as a negative regulator of axonal regeneration. • Caspr2 represents a potential therapeutic target for enhancing peripheral nerve regeneration by modulating intrinsic neuronal growth capacity.