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Figure 1. It represents CASPR2 localization at the juxta-paranodal portion in the node of Ranvier, showing its interaction with
Contactin-2 forming the voltage gated potassium chanel complex (VGKC complex)
Figure 2. Shows the variety of clinical phenotypes involving the anti-CASPR2 antibodies and it’s overlapping between central and
peripheral nervous system syndromes
in the expression, especially in the inhibitory interneurons in the hippocampus [6,8,9] . This may cause
[8]
[11]
hyperexcitability that could cause epilepsy and network imbalance supported by neuroimaging studies .
[12]
Morvan’s syndrome is an autoimmune disease that affects CNS, PNS and autonomic system . It consists
[13]
of neuromyotonia (cramps, stiffness, fasciculation) , encephalopathy, insomnia, dysautonomic signs