Presentations by Craig Erickson, Ernest Pedapati, Devin Binder, and Kimberly Huber about their research on Fragile X as part of their NIH Center of Excellence.
MIT professor Dr. Mark Bear founded Allos Pharma to develop arbaclofen (STX209) as a treatment for Fragile X syndrome. Dr. Bear sat down with FRAXA co-founder Katie Clapp to share the story and next steps.
Dr. Zhexing Wen and Dr. Peng Jin at Emory University School of Medicine join us in this seminar to present Understanding the Role of FMRP in Human Brain Development Using Brain Organoids.
Dr. Xinyu Zhao of the Waisman Center and Department of Neuroscience at University of Wisconsin-Madison joins us in this seminar to present Interrogate the Functions of FMRP in Brain Development Using Stem Cells.
Allos Pharma Inc launches a new development program for arbaclofen to treat Fragile X syndrome. This experimental drug missed its primary endpoint in clinical trials.
Tetra Therapeutics announces the first unequivocally positive phase 2 clinical trial in Fragile X syndrome. The results do not depend on carving out a subset of patients or post hoc analysis.
This webinar features Charles A. Nelson III, PhD, Professor at Harvard Medical School and Carol Wilkinson, MD, PhD, Instructor at Boston Children’s Hospital.
This team aims to turn the FMR1 gene back on in Fragile X by identifying factors that reactivate the silenced gene and restore production of the missing FMRP protein.
We talk with Dr. Elizabeth Jonas at Yale School of Medicine about her new research suggesting that leaky mitochondria which may be involved in Parkinson’s and Fragile X syndrome.
The team at Johns Hopkins University studied groups of small RNAs, known as microRNAs, which are greatly decreased in brain tissue of Fragile X mice vs. normal controls.
A $90K FRAXA grant will help uncover why Fragile X causes sound hypersensitivity and test ways to correct brain circuit dysfunction linked to auditory overload.
The team studied how glial cells, especially astrocytes, affect Fragile X. They tested microRNAs to restore GLT1 and reduce excess glutamate linked to brain hyperexcitability.
We hear from Devin K. Binder, MD, PhD, Professor, University of California at Riverside Medical School and Khaleel Razak, PhD, Professor, University of California at Riverside.
In this webinar we hear from Alysson R. Muotri, PhD, Professor at University of California San Diego Stem Cell Program and Fabio C. Tucci, PhD, CEO and co-founder at Epigen Biosciences.
Neuren Pharmaceuticals has published results of a Phase 2 Fragile X Clinical Trial of Trofinetide ih Fragile X syndrome. This trial tested a new design which can be used in future trials.
MIT Professor Mark Bear and colleagues have identified a new target for Fragile X therapeutics: GSK3 alpha. Several FRAXA research teams previously identified GSK3 beta as a treatment target.