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<p>Brain disorders have imposed an escalating socioeconomic burden in recent years, yet critical gaps persist in understanding their pathogenesis and developing effective therapies. Nonhuman primate (NHP) models provide invaluable insights into human brain disorders due to their unique neuroanatomical and neurophysiological similarities with humans. Here, we review the current landscape of genetically modified NHP-based research in brain disorders, emphasizing the pivotal role of gene editing in disease modeling and the distinct advantages of transgenic NHP models in deciphering disease mechanisms. While key mechanistic questions and technical hurdles remain, NHP models hold immense promise in overcoming challenges and accelerating the development of therapeutics for brain disorders.</p>

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Genetically Modified Primate Models for Brain Disorder Research

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  • 发表日期：

    2025年10月25日

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  • Yi Yang,
  • Jianbang Lin,
  • Mengqi Li,
  • Lixin Yang,
  • Zhonghua Lu,
  • Ting Yan

摘要

Brain disorders have imposed an escalating socioeconomic burden in recent years, yet critical gaps persist in understanding their pathogenesis and developing effective therapies. Nonhuman primate (NHP) models provide invaluable insights into human brain disorders due to their unique neuroanatomical and neurophysiological similarities with humans. Here, we review the current landscape of genetically modified NHP-based research in brain disorders, emphasizing the pivotal role of gene editing in disease modeling and the distinct advantages of transgenic NHP models in deciphering disease mechanisms. While key mechanistic questions and technical hurdles remain, NHP models hold immense promise in overcoming challenges and accelerating the development of therapeutics for brain disorders.