Abstract
Reflex epilepsy is a relatively rare form of epilepsy, occurring only in five percent of all cases of this disease. The genetic factors of reflex epilepsy are diverse and, in general, poorly studied. This review examines the main results obtained in recent years in the study of molecular genetic factors of reflex epilepsy, including new data on the mechanisms of genetic regulation in reflex epilepsy caused by triggers such as audio and video stimulation, food consumption, reading, contact with water and hypoxia. The results obtained in studies on animal models and patients using next-generation sequencing technology are presented.
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