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Cure Autism Now | GOOD NEWS. More research money from the National Institutes of Health | Feb. 20, 1997 #AutisticHistory
IMMEDIATE RELEASE—February 20 1997 GOOD NEWS. More research money from the National Institutes of Health. Dr. Varmus, Director of the National institutes of Health, allocates extra 4 million dollars for autism in ’97! Two months ago we asked families to write a letter to the Director of the National Institutes of Health asking for more…
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Network Appliance Donates File Servers to the Cure Autism Now Foundation | June 28, 1999 #AutisticHistory
Network Appliance Donates File Servers to the Cure Autism Now Foundation LOS ANGELES–(BUSINESS WIRE) June 28, 1999 Network Appliance, Inc. (NASDAQ:NTAP) Press Release NetApp Filers Assist With High Speed DNA Modeling LOS ANGELES–(BUSINESS WIRE)–June 28, 1999–Network Appliance, Inc. (NASDAQ: NTAP), a leader in enterprise data management solutions, and the Cure Autism Now Foundation (CAN) have partnered…
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Updates on Cure Autism Now Activity | 1996 – 1999 #AutisticHistory
UPDATE ON CAN ACTIVITY We’d like to take this opportunity to share with you some of the highlights of CAN’s first four years of operation. Many of these are milestones that would have been unheard of just a few short years ago. All of them are thanks to the unending support and dedication of thousands…
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Archived | AGRE: About the Rutgers University Cell and DNA Repository | Circa April 2001 #AutisticHistory #NotAnAutisticAlly
About the Rutgers University Cell and DNA Repository by Jay A. Tischfield, Ph.D. Many scientists now believe that autism is a complex oligogenic disorder. They propose that autism is the result of the interaction of several inherited factors (genes) and unknown environmental influences. Identifying genes responsible for autism is likely to yield insight into this condition…
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Archived | Whose DNA Is It, Anyway? | Circa October 24, 1997 #AutisticHistory
SCIENCE magazine, Oct. 24, 1997 Whose DNA Is It, Anyway? Eliot Marshall Three NIH institutes are trying to open up collections of DNA to spur hunts for disease genes, but clinicians fear that molecular biologists will skim the cream off years of their painstaking work “I thought the movie business was rough,” says Los Angeles…
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Archived | AGRE RESEARCHER DISTRIBUTION AGREEMENT | Circa October 2007 #NotAnAutisticAlly
AUTISM GENETIC RESOURCE EXCHANGE (AGRE) Funded by Autism Speaks5455 Wilshire Boulevard, Suite 2250Los Angeles, California 90036-4234 323-931-6577; FAX 323-931-1977 AGRE RESEARCHER DISTRIBUTION AGREEMENT Part I. APPLICATION INSTRUCTIONS Principal Investigator must complete the following steps in order to qualify for access to the AGRE resource for purposes of purchasing AGRE biomaterials and accessing online data: Submit…
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Archived | Cure Autism Now: Autism Genetic Resource Exchange (AGRE) | Circa May 10, 2006 #NotAnAutisticAlly
Does your family have two or more children diagnosed with autism, PDD or Asperger’s syndrome? Tell us about your family. Click here to complete the secure online Family Contact Form, or click to print the Family Contact form. *** AGRE’s Key Objectives: The Autism Genetic Resource Exchange (AGRE) was created by Cure Autism Now to advance autism research…
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