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SynGAP Research Fund (SRF) is a global group of families committed to accelerating the science to cure SynGAP & to supporting each other.

Our mission is to support the research and development of treatments, therapies and support systems for SynGAP1 patients worldwide.

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Register for upcoming events!

Syngap Awareness Day

June 21
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Jun 21

Prepare for the Next SRF-Funded Study with Dr. Frazier

Saturday, July 17th, 9 am PT
Jul 17
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Interpretation of SYNGAP1 Variants

Thurs., August 19th @ 10 am Pacific/1 pm Chile
Aug 19
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Discover our latest news & updates

SRF Grant to Boston Children's Hospital for a SYNGAP! Natural History and Biomarker Development
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In Search of a SYNGAP1 Biomarker: What Is It and Why We Need One
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2ND ANNUAL SRF SYNGAP1 SCIENTIFIC ROUND TABLE #SRFRT2
EATING WITH EMMITT.
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#SyngapCensus Q1 2021: +57 in #1Q21
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10 Reasons we chose #Ciitizen for the #SYNGAP1 Digital Natural History Study. #SRFdoCiitizen
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Can Equine Therapy aka Hippotherapy help your Syngap patient?
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What’s the Life Expectancy of Someone with SYNGAP1
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Meet SYNGAP1 Patients

Charo
Buenos Aires, Argentina
8 years old
Lina
Chile
3 years old
Vivien
Frankfurt, Germany
19 years old
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Knowledge Center.

SynGAP

There are 3000+ papers available on Google if you search SynGAP, 2300+ for SYNGAP1. Where to begin?

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Epilepsy

Our patients have some specific seizures which are well described in Sheffer’s paper, above as well as this paper from German researchers, see also the video attached.

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Ketogenic Diet

Putting a child on the powerful drugs that are used to treat our kids is not easy. As a result many parents are turning to the oldest known treatment for Epilepsy, the Ketogenic Diet. Many have had great outcomes. We urge you to learn more about it.

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SRF is phenomenal! I love how devoted they are to finding a treatment/cure for our favorite syngapians! I am blown away with this nonprofit organization and everything that they stand for. So thankful to have amazing individuals who have made it their life mission to helping our loved ones and their own!

Brittney

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