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Study of the causes of the defects of communication between nerve cells in patients with Rett Syndrome

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Reference: 3 Abstract: This study aims at understanding the causes and the ways that lead to the failure of small structures, dendritic spines, distributed on neurons in regions (synapses) in which nerve cells are approaching to communicate with each other. Rett Syndrome In this malfunction has a reversible and an irreversible phase . Specifically, the … Read more

Preclinical evaluation of a protein produced by Escherichia coli as a novel therapeutic approach for Rett Syndrome

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Reference: 2 Abstract: In a recent study, we have reported that the administration of a toxin derived from bacteria, for brevity called CNF1, improved in a clear manner some of the behavioral alterations observed in transgenic mice, a model for Rett syndrome. CNF1 The result is also able to counteract some morphological abnormalities in the … Read more

Frequency bands and the correlation between brain areas in cognitive enhancement in Rett syndrome

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Reference: 1 Abstract: Some studies have used the eye tracker technology in the SR for the observation of the power of choice and recognition of the concepts of color, shape, size and spatial orientation (Baptista et al., 2006; De Lima Velloso et al., 2009). Recent studies in patients with SR (Vignoli et al., 2010) have … Read more

Analysis of HLA genes to assess genetic susceptibility to vaccines as part of the pathogenesis of Rett syndrome.

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Reference: 5 Abstract: The acute phase of regression (6-12 months) of Rett syndrome coincides with the period of childhood vaccinations. Data that come both from our own experience and from the literature indicate that different RTT girls were initially classified as suffering from encephalopathy for damage caused by the vaccine (Moeschler JB, et al, 1988) … Read more

Multifactorial analysis of the movement and the way in Rett syndrome

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Reference: 4 Abstract: Rett syndrome (RTT) is a rare and complex factors for multiproblematicit? disabling. One of the main and most serious is the progressive loss of control of locomotor and gait, often affected by the presence of involuntary movements, dystonia, ataxia and spasticity. Only rarely treatment strategies used in the neuromotor pathologies infant may … Read more

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