How do sex and gene dosage interact to shape brain function and behavior in Fragile X syndrome? The team aims to uncover why symptoms differ between males and females.
Mirum’s MRM-3379 Phase 2 trial builds on FRAXA-funded PDE4D research and is now enrolling males ages 13–45 with Fragile X syndrome. View eligibility and study sites.
Neurolixis’ new drug targets serotonin 1A receptors (aka 5-HT1A), showing promise in preclinical studies for Fragile X syndrome, funded by a FRAXA grant for future clinical trials.
A $100,000 FRAXA grant to Cincinnati Children’s Hospital is simplifying and testing EEG technology for home use, improving clinical trial accessibility and efficiency.
Dr. Tsai and Dr. Acharya are testing whether boosting mitochondrial function can improve key Fragile X syndrome features in a mouse model and inform treatment strategies.
The FRAXA Drug Validation Initiative (FRAXA-DVI) provides streamlined, cost-effective preclinical testing to evaluate investigational and repurposed compounds for Fragile X syndrome.
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The project evaluates a next-generation NKCC1 inhibitor, studying its safety and effects on brain signaling to determine its potential to progress into Phase 2 clinical trials.
Auditory system therapeutic target for Fragile X syndrome research uses a rat model to connect excess protein synthesis with disrupted circuits and auditory hypersensitivity.
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Twitch streamer Zae hosted a Pokémon charity tournament that raised $2,100 for FRAXA and Fragile X research, uniting a global community through gaming for a cause.
Researchers are testing METTL3 inhibitors and FDA-approved drugs in brain organoids to explore new pathways for treating Fragile X and related disorders.
Shionogi shares an update on its zatolmilast Fragile X clinical trials, outlining progress in U.S. studies and next steps in data analysis and evaluation.
Dr. Lee’s team is testing novel gene editing therapies for Fragile X, aiming to repair FMR1 and restore the missing protein — a promising new strategy which is targeted and reversible.
Fragile X syndrome hippocampal organoids show neuron–glia imbalance. This team will map disrupted gene networks and test PDE inhibitors to restore brain function.
This team is studying why people with Fragile X are overly sensitive to sound and light, using advanced imaging to find brain changes and test ways to prevent them.
Fragile X Research Q&A with Dr. Berry-Kravis on RECONNECT results, placebo effects, outcome measures, methylation, and research directions for families.