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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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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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I was originally drawn to Syngap Research Fund after coming across their mantra: Collaboration. Transparency. Urgency. I knew that it was intentional and that the organization was true to their mission of accelerating the path to therapeutics for patients suffering from Syngap1. SRF has funded ~$1M in research to-date, and their founders cover all overheads, so 100% of all donations go directly to science. This team is really making a difference!

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