Moreover, it is not unexpected that analogous gene expression alterations—mainly RAI1 deregulation—link AGC1 deficiency to other neurodevelopmental disorders, namely Smith–Magenis and Potocky–Lupski syndromes, with which it shares pathological features as motor and cognitive dysfunction, seizures, and delayed neurodevelopment [80, 81]. Here, RAI1 is linked to neurodevelopmental disorder.