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Hagerman, Paul

Paul Hagerman, PhD, Investigator at UC Davis MIND Institute, researches the molecular and genetic sources for the fragile X gene, as well as developing targeted treatments for Fragile X syndrome and Fragile X-associated tremor/ataxia syndrome.

FMR1 Gene Regulation

FRAXA Research Foundation 1994-2000 Grants • Completed Research Grants • Disease Mechanisms • Genetic Rescue • Hagerman, Paul • University of California at Davis February 27, 2000April 25, 2018
FMR1 Gene Regulation

With a $30,000 grant from FRAXA Research Foundation in 1999, Dr. Paul Hagerman and his team at the University of California researched how to re-activate the FMR1 gene and how to measure its levels.

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