Events Calendar
- Genes and Gems - Columbus, OH - April 8, 2017
- Patricks PALS - Cambridge, MA - June 3, 2017
- 28th Annual Hall Golf Tournament - Greenland, NH - June 26, 2017
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Pierce Family raises $100,000 to Find a Cure for Fragile X
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Kimberly Huber, PhD, explores hyperexcitability in Fragile X Syndrome
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2017 Funding Opportunities for Fragile X Research
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Turning 22 with Fragile X Syndrome – What’s Next?
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Researchers in Belgium tackle Excitability in the Fragile X Brain
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Argentinean Researchers Patricia Cogram, PhD, and Paulina Carullo, MD, are identifying Biomarkers for Fragile X Syndrome
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Cornell University researcher looks to restore Fragile X protein in neurons
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Memory Lane: new research to improve memory in Fragile X mice
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University of Michigan researcher Peter Todd, MD, PhD, charts new waters to selectively turn the fragile X gene back on in human cells
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Researcher David Nelson, PhD, explores new cell strategies for Fragile X Syndrome, FXTAS and FXPOI
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The X Factor – turning on X chromosome genes to treat X-linked disorders
What's Fragile X?
Fragile X syndrome is the most common inherited cause of autism and intellectual disabilities.
It affects 1 in 4000 boys and 1 in 6000 girls of all races, worldwide.
The cause is a single missing protein which is vital for normal brain function.
We are Working Toward a Cure
FRAXA is solely committed to finding effective treatments and a cure for fragile X. Three Nobel Laureates and other top-notch scientists make up our Scientific Advisory Board. FRAXA has funded over $25,000,000 in research worldwide; hundreds of teams are in their labs right now, testing, seeking, discovering.
You can Help!
Clinical trials are underway and more treatment approaches are in the pipeline. You can help bring these treatments to the families who need them. FRAXA is run by parents; we are motivated by our children and others like them. Our management/general expenses are under 4 percent. When you donate to FRAXA, your dollars count!
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