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What is on your agenda today? How about finding a cure for Dravet syndrome? At the Dravet Syndrome Foundation (DSF), that is on our agenda …
Reactivating Scn1a gene in different interneuron subtypes to dissect their contribution to Dravet syndrome phenotype
Gaia Colasante, PhD – Universita Vita-Salute San RaffaeleReactivating Scn1a gene in different interneuron subtypes to dissect their contribution to Dravet syndrome phenotypeResearch Grant – 2 years, …
Cerebellar deficits as mechanisms for motor, cognitive, and social dysfunction in Dravet syndrome
Mackenzie Howard, PhD – The University of Texas at AustinCerebellar deficits as mechanisms for motor, cognitive, and social dysfunction in Dravet syndromeResearch Grant – 2 years, …
Effect of odorant on mortality and extended amygdala activation in Dravet syndrome
William Nobis, MD, PhD – Vanderbilt UniversityEffect of odorant on mortality and extended amygdala activation in Dravet syndromeResearch Grant – 2 years, $165,000**Co-funded with JAM for Dravet …
Evaluating the effects of sub-chronic exposure to sub-clinical levels of CO on Dravet etiology and associated SUDEP risk
Ashwini Sri Hari, PhD – University of UtahEvaluating the effects of sub-chronic exposure to sub-clinical levels of CO on Dravet etiology and associated SUDEP riskPostdoctoral Fellowship …
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