Summary of Findings
Research Reports
Research Meetings
How to Apply
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Research
FRAXA funds research to find treatments and a cure for Fragile X.
In 1991, Ben Oostra, Stephen Warren, and David
Nelson discovered the gene for Fragile X,
FMR1
.
FRAXA
is the name they gave the mutation
on FMR1 which causes Fragile X
Summary of Findings
: What do we know and how close are we to a cure?
Research Reports
: Review all FRAXA grants here. Each FRAXA investigator has a page about his/her project.
Applying for FRAXA Grants
: Research priorities, application information, renewal and final report guidelines.
Research Resources
: NEW: mutant mouse resource, reagents including experimental compounds, antibodies, mice, and tissue.
Research Meetings
: FRAXA organizes and supports meetings to spur on progress.
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