June 2021 Edition
The Packard Center has awarded a research grant to Jiou Wang, PhD for a project entitled: new pathways of protein homeostasis in ALS
The Packard Center has awarded a research grant to Evangelos Kiskinis, PhD for a project entitled: Investigating NEK1 haploinsufficiency in human motor neurons
The Packard Center has awarded a research grant to Lindsey Hayes, MD, PhD for a project entitled: regulation of TDP-43 nuclear localization
The Packard Center has awarded a research grant to Gabsang Lee, PhD and Tom Lloyd, MD, PhD for a project entitled: unbiased lipid screening to reverse ALS Phenotypes in vitro and in vivo
Annual Packard Center event held virtually and raises $50,000 for ALS Research.
To make a gift in support of the Fiesta 5K:
Annual meeting held virtually and welcomed over 100 researchers.
To View the Answer ALS Facebook Live Session from the Answer ALS Annual Meeting:
Annual event welcomed 525 participants from seven countries and 115 institutions.
A team led by Packard scientist Jiou Wang, a neuroscientist at Johns Hopkins University, has identified the function of an ALS-linked gene
Click to read the full paper on www.sciencedirect.com
Today, we are encouraged by the many promising clinical trials, creative research projects and astounding technological advances that offer ALS patients hope
To make a donation:
The Packard Center has awarded a research grant to Michael Ward, MD, PhD for a project entitled: proteogenomic identification of TDP-43-related splicing dysfunction in ALS/FTD
June 2021 Edition
- Packard Center awards new research grant to study new pathways of protein homeostasis in ALS
- Packard Center awards new research grant to investigate NEK1 haploinsufficiency in human motor neurons
- Packard Center awards new research grant to study the regulation of TDP-43 nuclear localization
- Packard Center awards new research grant to study unbiased lipid screening to reverse ALS Phenotypes in vitro and in vivo
- Virtual Fiesta 5K celebrates ALS Awareness Month
- Answer ALS annual symposium highlights promise and excitement
- Packard Center's 21st annual symposium held virtually with record attendance.
- Packard team identifies function of major ALS-linked protein
- Your donation will bring hope to those with ALS
- Packard Center awards new research grant to study proteogenomic identification of TDP-43-related splicing dysfunction in ALS/FTD.
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