FSH January 26th Auction
FiSHing for a Cure
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Longitudinal Features of Stir Bright Signal in FSHD
Seth Friedman

Seth Friedman publishes more evidence that inflammation correlates to muscle deterioration in FSHD1.

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New Call for Research Proposals
Terry Colella

Terry Colella, President of Friends makes a new call for research.

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Nature Journals Aim to Improve Reproducibility

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Friends considers efforts to reduce accidental bias and promote both transparency of data and reproducibility to be of utmost importance in translating FSH research from the lab to the clinic, which is why our grant process specifically addresses this issue.

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FSH Mouse Model Expresses DUX4

Stephen Tapscott & Silvère van der Maarel publish initial findings on a new mouse model for FSHD1.

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FSH Most Common Form of Muscular Dystrophy in France

French language article on another antioxidant study makes the interesting claim that FSH is now the most common form of MD in France.

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FSH, l’autre myopathie
FSH, l’autre myopathie

French language exerpts from a March-April exhibition on FSH in Paris. Note that the presentation may not function unless using Google Chrome.

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Corrected stem cells create functional muscle
Michael Kyba PhD

Michael Kyba helps show that genetically corrected iPS cells grow muscle.

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MD CARE Act of 2013

Paul D. Wellstone Muscular Dystrophy Community Assistance, Research and Education Act reauthorization.

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Preventing DUX4 Activation and Apoptosis in FSHD Myotubes
Gregory J Block

New 2-year grant awarded to Gregory J Block PhD.

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January 26

2013

What We Do

Directly support FSH research through grants made possible largely through your participation in our annual auction. The all-volunteer staff spend countless hours to create a single fun and exciting evening for a very serious cause: Finding the cause and cure for FSH Muscular Dystrophy.

Only because of funding from individuals through organizations like Friends of FSH Research has much progress been made to determine what specific genetic changes are actually causing the disease. Read more About Us. Read also about the many ways you too can contribute.

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UW Medicine's Dr. Daniel Miller Talks About FSH
See Also: Challenges in unraveling FSHD
DUX4 Primer

An 11½-minute podcast interview by MDA with Stephen Tapscott explores recent findings funded by Friends of FSH Research about the molecular basis of FSHD (see Quest article). Requires MP3 audio support.

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