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
Reference: 6 Abstract: Continues in Milan, Istituto Don Calabria, the “integrated approach to rehabilitation and improvement of the quality of life in Rett Syndrome” started in March 2011 through the call for projects to assist the Mariani Foundation and in collaboration with AIRETT. The project envisages an integrated rehabilitation assessment (motor aspects, interpersonal, communication and … Read more
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
Reference: 8_ Dr.ﾠA.ﾠCosentino, Dr. B.ﾠMontagnana – Centre Don Calabria, Verona Abstract: This project aims initially to quantify and define the individual motor abnormalities, and then test the effectiveness of the proposed therapy. Specifically, this paper aims to differentiate and characterize the population instrumentally examined in terms of motor skills between subjects with residual powers to … Read more
Reference: 9_Renieri Abstract: Despite the intense scientific effort devoted by researchers around the world to study the molecular mechanisms at the basis of Rett, the obvious limitations due to the fact that the primary defect of the brain disease concerns have prevented until now the development of a good model on cells that represent the … Read more
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