GNAO1 European Conference 2020

Famiglie GNAO1 hosted the second GNAO1 European Conference online from 1-3 October 2020.

PRINCIPAL OBJECTIVES OF THIS CONFERENCE

  • Facilitate cross-pollination of research ideas and developments across the globe;
  • continue to build a centre of innovative GNAO1 research and practice in the European Union;
  • generate awareness, so that GNAO1 patients are able to arrive at the proper diagnosis and establish the appropriate clinical and rehabilitation programme as early as possible.

Presentation and video

FAMIGLIE GNAO1 ASSOCIATION (ROME, ITALY)

Massimiliano Tomassi

Welcome and introduction to the Research Updates Session

SCRIPPS RESEARCH INSTITUTE (JUPITER, FL, USA)

Kirill Martemyanov

Insights into GNAO1 function in the brain and pathogenic mechanisms of its disease variants

UNIVERSITY OF GENEVA (GENEVA, SWITZERLAND)

Vladimir Katanaev

GNAO1 encephalopathy: molecular etiology and animal models

NATIONAL INSTITUTE OF HEALTH (ROME, ITALY)

Simone Martinelli, Martina Di Rocco

Modelling GNAO1-related diseases in Caenorhabditis elegans

LEIDEN UNIVERSITY (LEIDEN, NETHERLANDS)

FRANK BAAS

The use of induced pluripotent stem cell technology in studies of GNAO1 related disorders

SKOLKOVO INSTITUTE OF SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY (MOSCOW, RUSSIA)

Timofei Zatsepin

Early development of antisense oligonucleotide therapeutics to treat G203R GNAO1 encephalopathy

FAMIGLIE GNAO1 APS (ROME, ITALY)

Massimiliano Tomassi

Welcome and introduction to the Clinical/Rehabilitation Session

WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY IN ST. LOUIS (ST. LOUIS, MO, USA)

Amy Viehoever

GNAO1 Natural History Study

UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA (CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA, USA)

Erika Axeen

Preliminary results of the GNAO1 International Registry

SAPIENZA UNIVERSITY OF ROME (ROME, ITALY)

Serena Galosi

GNAO1 related disorders: update on clinical spectrum

FOUNDATION I.R.C.C.S CARLO BESTA NEUROLOGICAL INSTITUTE (MILAN, ITALY)

Giovanna Zorzi

Update on treatment options in GNAO1-associated movement disorder

BAMBINO GESÙ CHILDREN’S HOSPITAL (ROME, ITALY)

Alessandro Capuano

Eye-tracking for communication skills assessment and training in GNAO1 patients: a single center experience

WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY IN ST. LOUIS (ST. LOUIS, MO, USA)

Karen Balk

Occupational Therapy strategies for children affected by GNAO1 gene mutation

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