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NIH/NINDS now accepting NeuroNEXT applications
from investigators considering Phase II trials in neurology / neurosurgery! Learn more...
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Highlighted Article: Contributing to the early detection
of Rett syndrome: The potential role of auditory Gestalt perception. Read full abstract...
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Highlighted Article: Algorithmic Approach for Methyl-
CpG Binding Protein 2 (MECP2) Gene Testing in Patients With Neurodevelopmental Disabilities. Read the full abstract...
RettSearch is an international, multi-center
collaborative network of clinically-oriented researchers. Its mission is to promote the
development of new therapeutic approaches for Rett syndrome (RTT) by collecting information and
pursuing research in areas of relevance to clinical trials in RTT. Under the leadership of the
Executive Committee - Sarojini Budden, M.D., FRCPC; John Christodoulou, , F.R.A.C.P., Ph.D.,
A.R.C.P.A..; Daniel Glaze, M.D.; Helen Leonard, M.B.Ch.B., M.P.H.;Jeff Neul, M.D.; Carolyn
Schanen, M.D.; Francesca Mari, M.D., Ph.D; and Walter Kaufmann, M.D. (Chair) - members are
grouped into committees or "working groups," each with a specific theme and task. Clinical
researchers interested in applying for membership should send a current CV to the RettSearch Coordinator. Learn more about our History/Mission and Expected
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The Value of International Data Learn more... |
RettBase
The IRSF MECP2 Variation DatabaseRettBASE aims to provide a list of all published MECP2 gene variations (including polymorphisms), whereby unpublished data can be submitted and made available to all researchers. Learn more...
Links to NIH Funding
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| Consider applying for a RettSearch microgrant! |




