The first grant, "Targeting micro-RNAs to treat genetic epilepsies," is awarded to Benjamin Prosser, PhD; Ingo Helbig, MD; and Beverly Davidson, PhD of the University of Pennsylvania. This grant has been supported in a partnership with American Epilepsy Society, The Cute Syndrome Foundation, and SLC6A1 Connect.
The second grant, "Testing the role of early mitochondrial dysfunction in SCN8A epilepsy" is awarded to Michael Hammer, PhD, and Fei Yin, PhD of the University of Arizona. This grant has been supported in a partnership with American Epilepsy Society and The Cute Syndrome Foundation. |
Michael Hammer (Researcher/Parent)
Miriam Meisler (Researcher) Manoj Patel (Researcher) John Schreiber (Clinician) |
Phillip Pearl (Clinician)
Princess Costello (Parent) Daniel Braz (Parent) Hillary Savoie (Parent) Juliann Bradish (Parent) |
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