TRANSPLANTATION THERAPY IN MOUSE MODEL OF RETT SYNDROME

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Source: NCBI-Pubmed

Rett Syndrome

Interesting article by Dr. Smeets, Dr. Pelc and Dr. Dan

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Epilepsy in Rett syndrome: Clinical and genetic features

Interesting Article by Pintaudi et al., 2010

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Social Preferences in Rett Syndrome

Interesting article by Dr. Djukic and Dr. McDermo

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Pursuing the first Investigational New Drug (IND) for Rett syndrome: Neuren Pharmaceuticals announces a program to the FDA about a proposed Rett syndrome clinical trial

http://www.rettsyndrome.org/flash/Research-Flash_online_050912.html


Source: International Rett Syndrome Foundation

Neurodevelopmental disorders: Transplantation therapy in a mouse model of Rett syndrome.

Interesting article by Dr. Ellen Bible




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Neurogenetics: Advancing the “Next-Generation” of Brain Research

Another interesting Research findings from Dr. Huda Zoghbi's Lab


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Adult neural function requires MeCP2

Interesting Research finding from Dr. Huda Zoghbi's Lab


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For Huda Zoghbi, collaboration is the key to unlocking the secrets of neurobiology

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7th World Rett Syndrome Congress (June 22-26th, 2012)

About the World Rett Syndrome Congress

The International Rett Syndrome Foundation invites you to participate in the 2012 World Rett Syndrome Congress, hosted for the first time in the United States.

This prestigious global meeting, orchestrated by the world's leading Rett syndrome scientists, clinicians, educators, and family representatives, consists of four (4) distinct meetings over the course of four days, Friday through Tuesday, June 22-26, 2012. There is a separate registration fee for each part of the program, allowing attendees to participate in the Congress at the level relevant to their areas of expertise. This will be an unparalleled opportunity to be part of “Charting the Course” forward for Rett syndrome. Led by pioneering experts in Rett syndrome and related disorders, all professionals including researchers, clinicians, allied health practitioners, educators, parents, family members and caregivers will benefit from the meaningful series of sessions and tracks.

Location of the Congress:

Intercontinental Hotel New Orleans 444 Saint Charles Avenue | New Orleans, LA, 70130 | United States

For more information, please click on the title or copy and paste this link in your browser

http://worldcongress.rettsyndrome.org/


Source: Internation Rett Syndrome Foundation