Ubiquitous neurocognitive dysfunction in familial adenomatous polyposis: proof-of-concept of the role of APC protein in neurocognitive function.
Marcia Roxana Cruz-CorreaAna Cecilia SalaBeatriz CintrónJessica HernándezMyrta OliveraAdrian CoraConstance M MooreCarlos A LucianoMarievelisse Soto-SalgadoFrancis M GiardielloStephen R HooperPublished in: Hereditary cancer in clinical practice (2020)
APC protein has an important role in neurocognitive function. The pervasive nature of the observed cognitive dysfunction suggests that loss or dysfunction of the APC protein impacts processes in cortical and subcortical brain regions. Additional studies examining larger ethnically diverse cohorts with FAP are warranted.