Pharmacologically Activating mGluR7 as a Novel Therapy for Fragile X Syndrome

Join Dr. Tsai and Dr. Kumar on a journey into novel treatments for Fragile X syndrome. Activating mGluR7 could be a game-changer, opening up uncharted therapeutic territory.

Read More »

Role of FMRP in the Regulation of Synaptic Plasticity

FRAXA’s $1M support helped Drs. Greenough and Weiler reveal FMRP’s role at synapses, shaping today’s understanding of Fragile X syndrome.

Read More »
Charles Cox, PhD, at University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, FRAXA research grant

Alterations in Neocortical Neuron Excitability Associated with Fragile X

With a $107,000 grant from FRAXA Research Foundation from 2005-2006, Dr. Charles Cox at the University of Illinois looked for alterations in the intrinsic excitability of individual neurons within the visual neocortex in Fragile X syndrome.

Read More »
Stephanie Ceman, PhD, at University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, FRAXA research grant

FMR Expression in Zebra Finch

With a $18,500 grant from FRAXA Research Foundation in 2006, Dr. Stephanie Ceman from the University of Illinois studied Fragile X in zebra finches to better understand the impairments of verbal expression in individuals with Fragile X syndrome. Results published.

Read More »

Categories

FRAXA Funded Research

Current Research Grants (37)