Type I interferonopathy in ATR-X syndrome reveals a transcriptional role for cGAS

Rachel Geltman; Dusan Bogunovic

doi:10.1038/s41577-026-01275-5

January 28, 2026Nature reviews. Immunology

Type I interferonopathy in ATR-X syndrome reveals a transcriptional role for cGAS

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Type I interferonopathy is significantly influenced by alterations in cGAS functionality, impacting immune signaling pathways.
Findings indicate that cGAS plays a critical role in transcriptional regulation, influencing gene expression patterns in ATR-X syndrome.
Analysis reveals that ATR-X syndrome may exhibit distinct immune responses due to dysregulated cGAS, affecting overall cellular function.
This study underscores the need for further exploration of cGAS's transcriptional roles and immune implications in various syndromes.

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Observational analysis uncovers transcriptional roles of cGAS in ATR-X syndrome, suggesting potential therapeutic targets for type I interferonopathy.

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