SEMA5A and autism spectrum disorder: Notably, several dysregulated genes, involved in neurogenesis, were previously identified as drivers for neurobehavioral phenotypes such as autism spectrum disorder (kctd13, sema5a; Ho et al. 2019; Teng et al. 2019) and Parkinson disease (hdac1; Pinho et al. 2016; Srivastava et al. 2024) in zebrafish, mammalian models, and/or human.