A Tat-Conjugate Approach to Treat Fragile X Syndrome

Turner Lab’s innovative approach to treating Fragile X uses a Tat-linked, truncated FMRP protein designed to restore brain function by replacing the missing protein.

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Advancing Curative Therapy for Fragile X Syndrome: Turner Lab Secures $1M Grant

Fragile X syndrome research accelerates as the Turner Lab secures $1M to expand FRAXA-funded work on curative therapy targeting the missing FMRP protein.

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2023 Fragile X Research Banbury Meeting (1)

Breakthrough Discoveries in Fragile X Research: Insights from Special Banbury Meeting on Curative Therapies

Explore the latest breakthroughs in Fragile X research unveiled at the recent Banbury Meeting. Discover novel strategies, from gene therapy to protein replacement, that bring hope for curative therapies.

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Ray Turner, PhD and Xiaoqin Zhan, PhD

Reintroducing FMRP via Tat to Reduce Symptoms of Fragile X Syndrome

A FRAXA-funded team found that a shortened FMRP protein, delivered with a Tat “carrier,” restores brain signaling and improves behavior in Fragile X mice.

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Prospects For Gene Therapy in the Fragile X

FRAXA-funded Dr. Rattazzi explored gene therapy to transfer the FMR1 gene into the brain of Fragile X mice, publishing key results.

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