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TBC1D24 Foundation funding opportunity
Amount: up to $10,000
Deadline: March 31, 2022
Focus Areas: TBC1D24 gene mutation variants, related seizure research, related symptom research; other topics welcome.
The TBC1D24 Foundation, with funding from generous donors, is accepting applications for a total of USD $10,000.00 for scientific and/or clinical research studies
related to natural history, treatment and research. Consideration will be given to applicants in the field of neurology, genetics and behavior. We welcome questions, comments, ideas and, of course, completed applications.
We appreciate your interest and efforts in furthering understanding of the TBC1D24
gene mutation and the impact it will have on our families.
The TBC1D24 Foundation 2022 Grant is being established to encourage meritorious
scientific and clinical studies designed to improve the diagnosis or therapy of individuals with a TBC1D24 gene mutation. Proposals that focus on defining the natural history, early detection and diagnosis, or novel treatment strategies will be given priority.
Deadline: March 31, 2022
Focus Areas: TBC1D24 gene mutation variants, related seizure research, related symptom research; other topics welcome.
The TBC1D24 Foundation, with funding from generous donors, is accepting applications for a total of USD $10,000.00 for scientific and/or clinical research studies
related to natural history, treatment and research. Consideration will be given to applicants in the field of neurology, genetics and behavior. We welcome questions, comments, ideas and, of course, completed applications.
We appreciate your interest and efforts in furthering understanding of the TBC1D24
gene mutation and the impact it will have on our families.
The TBC1D24 Foundation 2022 Grant is being established to encourage meritorious
scientific and clinical studies designed to improve the diagnosis or therapy of individuals with a TBC1D24 gene mutation. Proposals that focus on defining the natural history, early detection and diagnosis, or novel treatment strategies will be given priority.
Tags: Clinical Epilepsy, Human Studies, Health Services
Opportunity Contact:
JoeyLynn Nolan
JoeyLynn Nolan
Application DatesOpen: 1/12/22
Close: 3/31/22
Funding Level: $10,000
Funding Length: 0 months
Funding Length: 0 months
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