Social Behavior as an Outcome Measure for Fragile X Clinical Trials

FRAXA funding helped identify reliable social behavior tests in Fragile X mice and showed an mGluR5 treatment could improve sociability, guiding future trials.

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Drs. Oostra, Warren, and Nelson discovered the Fragile X gene and its FRAXA mutation in 1991.

Role of the Cerebellum in the Dysfunction of Fragile X Syndrome

With FRAXA funding, Dr. Ben Oostra’s Dutch-Belgian team linked Fragile X to cerebellar motor learning deficits. Results published in Neuron (2008).

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Drs. Oostra, Warren, and Nelson discovered the Fragile X gene and its FRAXA mutation in 1991.

Mouse Models of Fragile X Syndrome

With FRAXA support, Dr. Oostra’s team built the first Fragile X mouse model and published pivotal studies advancing the field.

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Andre Hoogeveen , PhD

Reactivating the FMR1 Gene

With $171.6K from FRAXA, Dr. Andre Hoogeveen’s Erasmus team developed methods to reactivate the Fragile X gene, advancing curative research.

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