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Dr. Allison Jack of GWU receives ASF grant
Published July 2, 2018
Allison Jack, PhD, of the Autism and Neurodevelopment Disorders Institute at George Washington University today received a 2018 ASF Research Accelerator Grant. The funding will allow Dr. Jack and her collaborators to analyze epigenetic modifications of the oxytocin receptor in all 250 participants of their current NIH-funded project examining the differences in brain structure between males and females with autism spectrum disorder. To learn more about this award, please read the official press release here.
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