Interview Study Seeks Caregivers of Children/Adolescents with Angelman Syndrome.
The purpose of this interview study is to gather information about caregivers’ experiences with Angelman syndrome (AS). Caregivers of patients aged 5 to 17
Genomic Imprinting Does Not Reduce the Dosage of UBE3A in Neurons
Summary by Allyson Berent, DVM, DACVIM Angelman syndrome (AS) is caused by loss of the maternally inherited copy of the UBE3A gene. Like most genes, the UBE3
Quantitative Measurement of Communication Ability in Children with Angelman Syndrome
Summary by Allyson Berent, DVM, DACVIM Individuals affected with Angelman syndrome (AS) are known to have limited functional speech and are typically able to
Private Dinner with Colin Farrell and Dr. Edwin Weeber
[wpv-autop]In Partnership With Vivint Gives Back, FAST Announces The Mother Of All Contests.[/wpv-autop][wpv-autop] Starting today, February 1, 2017 and runn
Ganaxalone As Potential Therapeutic For Angelman Syndrome
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5.8 Million Steps Closer To A Cure
How FAST Is Changing The Landscape Of Angelman Research When you set out to cure an ‘incurable’ genetic disorder, you need three things: a comprehensive,
Towards Therapeutics – The FIRE Team Series, Part III
Read more about the exciting work that has earned the Segal Lab $1.1 Million for research.
FAST-Funded Research Leads To $1.1 Million Grant
Additional Gene Therapy Approach For Angelman Syndrome Explored By Paula Evans The Foundation for Angelman Syndrome Therapeutics (FAST) is delighted to annou
A Message To All Of Our Angelman STARS
Help Ovid Therapeutics Color Our World Beautiful! An Announcement from Ovid Therapeutics Ovid Therapeutics is working towards initiating its phase II study o
Towards Therapeutics – The FIRE Team Series, Part I
Edwin Weeber, Ph.D. is a Professor in the Department of Molecular Pharmacology and Physiology and the Chief Scientific Officer at the University of South Flo