Old abstract number	New abstract number	Session number	View abstract	Presenting Author	Abstract title
81	35	9	Click here	Flora Tassone	NEWBORN SCREENING IN FRAGILE X SYNDROME: A PILOT STUDY
82	97	P1	Click here	Debora Rodrigueiro	CLINICAL INSIGHTS FROM A LARGE BRAZILIAN FRAGILE X FAMILY
83	21	5	Click here	Annette Schenck	Large-scale approaches to dissect molecular mechanisms and networks disrupted in Mental Retardation
84	1	1	Click here	Ype Elgersma	MOLECULAR MECHANISMS UNDERLYING MENTAL RETARDATION DISORDERS
85	12	3	Click here	Janneke Schuurs-Hoeijmakers	GENES FOR AUTOSOMAL RECESSIVE MENTAL RETARDATION IN OUTBRED FAMILIES
86	4	2	Click here	Patrizia D’Adamo	MUTATIONS IN HUMAN RAB39B GENE ARE RESPONSIBLE FOR X-LINKED NON-SPECIFIC MENTAL RETARDATION
87	45	12	Click here	Daniela Toniolo	GDI1 KO MICE SHOW A PRESYNAPTIC DEFICIT AT CORTICO-LATERAL AMYGDALA SYNAPSES
88	56	14	Click here	Zafar Iqbal	IDENTIFICATION OF NOVEL GENES FOR AUTOSOMAL RECESSIVE MENTAL RETARDATION IN THE PAKISTANI POPULATION
89	57	14	Click here	Christiane Zweier	Autosomal recessive, severe mental retardation resembling Pitt-Hopkins syndrome is caused by defects in two novel genes targeting a common synaptic protein in Drosophila
90	43	11	Click here	Stephen Tapscott	Micro and macrosatellite repeats in human disease: Similar features and distinct mechanisms
91	51	13	Click here	Angela Morgante	EVALUATING THE CONTRIBUTION OF X-CHROMOSOME MUTATIONS TO MENTAL RETARDATION BASED ON THE PATTERN OF X INACTIVATION IN MOTHERS OF AFFECTED BOYS
92	31	8	Click here	Don Bailey	FROM PHENOTYPES TO FAMILIES: FINDINGS FROM THE NATIONAL (U.S.) FRAGILE X FAMILY SURVEY
93	98	P3	Click here	Eiji Nanba	FRAGILE X TESTING AND CARRIER SCREENING IN JAPAN
94	99	P1	Click here	Jenneke vd Ende	DUPLICATION Xq25-27.1 IN A GIRL WITH SHORT STATURE AND DYSMORPHIC FEATURES : EMERGING PHENOTYPES OF CRYPTIC DISTAL Xq DUPLICATIONS
95	13	4	Click here	Isaac Pessah	Early Abnormal Growth and Synaptic Architecture in Hippocampal Neurons from Fragile X Premutation Mouse
96	28	8	Click here	Peter Pearson	Familial genetic predisposition to menopausal age is a much MORE POTENT Contributant TO FXPOI (POF) than the FMR1 PREMUTATION
97	100	P3	Click here	Peter Pearson	Intrafamilial association analyses as an efficient ALTERNATIVE for population association studies TO MAP DISEASE GENES – a POOR man’s aNSWER to expensive science
98	22	6	Click here	Paul Hagerman	FXTAS - RECENT DEVELOPMENTS
99	101	P3	Click here	Irmgard Martens	FRAGILE X SYNDROME: A SIMPLE MOLECULAR DIAGNOSIS BY MEANS OF A TRIPLE METHYLATED SPECIFIC PCR ASSAY
100	41	10	Click here	Patricia Cogram	ROLE OF THE FRAGILE X MENTAL RETARDATION PROTEIN AND BRN-3 DURING NEURONAL MORPHOGENESIS IN THE HABENULO-INTERPEDUNCULAR CIRCUIT IN FRAGILE X SYNDROME MODELS