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We are excited to announce that the research by Dr. Michele Jacob and her team at Tufts University, funded by CTNNB1 Connect & Cure and the NIH, has officially been published by the EMBO Press! Inhibition of GSK3α,β rescues cognitive phenotypes in a preclinical mouse model of CTNNB1 syndrome: https://www.embopress.org/doi/full/10.1038/s44321-024-00110-5 Key Takeaways from the publication:- The…

Citizen Health, formerly Ciitizen, has launched a brand new onboarding experience - and it's better than ever! We’re partnered with Citizen Health to build critical natural history studies for our community - no site visits required! Citizen will do the work to collect your comprehensive medical history into your secure, digital profile and give you the…

Here’s our latest CTNNB1 registry numbers: Thank you to everyone for participating and helping the researchers understand CTNNB1 syndrome and developmental milestones for our kids! Our registry is a crucial step in the process of finding treatments and also a cure. We continue to make great progress 👏👏👏 If you haven’t registered yet, please follow these…

Thanks to all the support from the CTNNB1 community and the Orphan Disease Center, the Million Dollar Bike Ride (MDBR) held in Philadelphia on June 8, 2024, raised an amazing $63,312 for CTNNB1 research.  We are excited to offer a one-year grant to support research related to CTNNB1 Syndrome. **Letters of Interest (LOI) Applications are Due Friday, September…

We are honored to share the following article, written by Perla Sandoval & Allison Brown at La Jolla Labs, Inc. It discusses the history of our understanding of the disease and the state of current treatment options. Check it out and share! https://www.genome.bio/post/searching-for-a-cure-for-ctnnb1-syndrome