FOXP2 and language alterations in psychiatric pathology
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Abstract
Objective. To present an updated view of the relationship between FOXP2 and language alterations in psychiatric pathology.
Method. Narrative review of information reported in databases on the recent advances supporting genetic participation in language disorders of psychiatric illness.
Results. Update of content related to FOXP2 and its participation in language alterations in psychiatric diseases.
Discussion and conclusion. Advances in the genetic study of language disorders in psychiatric pathology open up new avenues of investigation that allow us to explore how language emerged and how it evolved, as well as to carry out comparative studies on the structure and functioning of genes to approach the understanding of this complex characteristic that makes us human.
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