From dark matter to fertile ground:the application and prospects of non-coding genomic regions in the diagnosis and treatment of neurogenetic disorders
In recent years,the field of genetics has witnessed a burgeoning interest in the non-coding region,an area previously dubbed the"dark matter"of the genome.This once enigmatic domain is now progressively revealing its secrets,emerging as a rich terrain for genetic diagnosis and treatment.This editorial centers on diverse diagnostic analyses and intervention techniques associated with the non-coding region,delving into its significance in the etiology,diagnosis,and treatment of both monogenic and polygenic disorders within the nervous system.In doing so,it offers a comprehensive perspective for the exploration of genetic disorders in the nervous system.