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The Elongation Hypothesis of Autism

Description: Our pioneering research will identify genetic and environmental factors that regulate the expression of numerous ASD genes. Our research has the potential to diagnose and treat some forms of ASD, and possibly help reverse the ASD epidemic that now affects 1 out of every 88 children.
Funding type: grant
Funder scheme: DP1
Start date: 2013-09-30
End date: 2019-01-31
Investigator: MARK J. ZYLKA
Institution: UNIV OF NORTH CAROLINA CHAPEL HILL
Funded outputs count: 22
Funder award ID: DP1ES024088
OpenAlex ID: G4420028864
2020 · Jessica A. Jiménez, Travis S. Ptacek, et al. · Molecular Autism · 36
2020 · Giulia Fragola, Angela M. Mabb, et al. · Nature Communications · 40
2019 · Megan D. Schertzer, Keean C.A. Braceros, et al. · Molecular Cell · 127
2019 · Lipin Loo, Jeremy M. Simon, et al. · Nature Communications · 277
2018 · Alexander H. Tuttle, Gabriela Salazar, et al. · Chemosphere · 37
2018 · Alexander H Tuttle, Mark J Molinaro, et al. · Molecular Pain · 158
2017 · Eric S. McCoy, Bonnie Taylor-Blake, et al. · Journal of Neuroscience · 17
2017 · J Piven, J T Elison, et al. · Molecular Psychiatry · 163
2017 · Jason J. Yi, Smita R. Paranjape, et al. · Journal of Biological Chemistry · 71
2016 · Alexander H. Tuttle, Victoria B. Bartsch, et al. · Cell · 6
2015 · J. Christopher Ehlen, Kelly A. Jones, et al. · Journal of Neuroscience · 91
2015 · Jason J. Yi, Janet Berrios, et al. · Cell · 175
2015 · Mark J. Zylka, Jeremy M. Simon, et al. · Neuron · 144
2014 · Angela M. Mabb, Paul H. M. Kullmann, et al. · Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences · 49
2014 · Mark J. Zylka, Ben D. Philpot, et al. · Nature · 1
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