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Dissecting mechanisms of hyperarousal in autism and related disorders using the Simons Sleep Project

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  1. Mapping ASD regulatory networks at cellular resolution in neurodevelopment

    Funded Work
    Whole-exome and whole-genome surveys have revealed multiple transcriptional regulators harboring loss of function mutations associated with risk for autism spectrum disorder (ASD).
  2. Biogeochemical cycling of ubiquitous dissolved organic matter-derived polysaccharides in marine plankton

    Funded Work
  3. Assessing mRNA translation dysregulation in Gigyf1/2 mouse models of autism

    Funded Work
    Brain development and function require adaptive control of protein synthesis (mRNA translation), which is often disrupted in autism spectrum disorder (ASD).
  4. Dissecting mechanisms of hyperarousal in autism and related disorders using the Simons Sleep Project

    Funded Work
    Sleep disturbances are apparent in greater than 50 percent of autistic individuals.
  5. Scialog: Quantum Matter and Information

    Funded Work
    Research Corporation for Science Advancement (RCSA) RCSA is a private foundation that advances early-stage, high-potential, basic scientific research by providing catalytic funding for innovative research and …
  6. From SPARK to insight: visual data portals and AI multimodal foundation model integration of autism sequencing datasets

    Funded Work
    Autism research in genomics is hindered by fragmented data resources that are hard to combine in statistical models: while SFARI’s SPARK and Simons Simplex Collection cohorts provide …
  7. Dissecting mechanisms of hyperarousal in autism and related disorders using the Simons Sleep Project

    Funded Work
    Sleep disturbances are apparent in greater than 50 percent of autistic individuals.
  8. AutismAtlas: Engineering serendipity in autism research by transforming data discovery and creating opportunities for data integration

    Funded Work
    The autism research landscape faces a critical data discovery bottleneck that fundamentally limits scientific progress.
  9. SHAReD - SFARI Heterogeneity in Autism — Reanalysis of data

    Funded Work
    Heterogeneity in autism is well documented and complicates efforts to identify biological and social mechanisms underlying the condition.
  10. Systematic analysis of the complete mutational spectrum of structural variation associated with autism and a continuum of developmental disorders from short-read and long-read genome sequencing

    Funded Work
    Autism is a phenotypically complex cluster of symptoms with genetic underpinnings that are governed by many common variants of subtle effect and a small number of rare, high …
  11. Elucidating the role of rare variants in genetic architecture of autism and genetic diagnosis through the lens of natural selection

    Funded Work
    Autism as a neurodevelopmental disorder causes significant reduction in reproductive rate among affected individuals.
  12. Investigating genetic burden between autistic individuals and their siblings

    Funded Work
    Autism is a genetically heterogeneous condition, with contributions from de novo variants, inherited rare variants, and polygenic common variation.
  13. Harnessing new discoveries in infant genetics to deliver innovations in understanding autism

    Funded Work
    Autism is a highly heritable condition that emerges during infancy and toddlerhood, a fundamental period for brain development in all children.
  14. How does common polygenic variation create risk for autism?

    Funded Work
    Most genetic risk for autism reflects the aggregate activity of thousands of common genetic differences distributed throughout the genome.
  15. Modeling the gene regualtory effects of structural variants in autism

    Funded Work
    This project combines deep learning models of gene regulation with the whole-genome sequences (WGS) and phenotypes of the SPARK cohort to test the hypothesis that de novo …
  16. Trisomy rescues and mosaic chromosomal alterations in autism spectrum disorder

    Funded Work
    Trisomy rescue, a process in which somatic cell divisions correct zygotic trisomies by discarding an extra chromosome, can generate mosaic chromosomal abnormalities with profound consequences for neurodevelopment.
  17. Functionally informed model for de novo coding mutations in autism

    Funded Work
    De novo protein coding mutations are a major contributor to autism, and the characterization of these mutations is a major goal of SPARK and other large-scale genetic …
  18. Abnormal sleep oscillations in relation to disturbed sleep in adolescents with autism and their siblings

    Funded Work
    Sleep disturbances, primarily insomnia (difficulty initiating or maintaining sleep), are reported in up to 80 percent of children with autism spectrum disorder (ASD).
  19. The hidden genome: Repetitive DNA in autism spectrum disorders

    Funded Work
    Autism spectrum disorder (ASD) has a complex genetic architecture, yet a significant fraction of cases remain unexplained.
  20. The contribution of functional non-coding variants in glutamatergic neurons to autism

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    Despite the use of genome-wide sequencing, families who present to genetics clinics seeking to understand the cause of the autism or intellectual disability (ID) in their family …
  21. Identification of protein interaction interfaces disrupted in autism through structural analysis of exome-sequencing data

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    While hundreds of autism risk genes have been identified through analysis of de novo variants in probands with autism, understanding of the molecular mechanisms underlying these genetic contributions …
  22. Quantitative co-profiling of social behavior across species to identify conserved phenotypic elements of autism

    Funded Work
    An open question in brain disorder research is whether behavioral phenotypes in animal models are conserved across species.
  23. Integrating deep learning with splicing-QTL and splicing-TWAS to uncover hidden causal variants in autism spectrum disorders

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    Autism spectrum disorder (ASD) remains largely unexplained at the molecular level, with whole-exome and whole-genome sequencing (WES/WGS) offering relatively low diagnostic yield.
  24. Defining the cellular and anatomic identity and developmental trajectory of sex-differential subcortical cells and circuits in ASD

    Funded Work
    The biological basis of the sex bias in autism (ASD) remains unclear.
  25. Analysis of mechanisms underlying sex epistasis in autism

    Funded Work
    In young children, ASD is diagnosed approximately four times more frequently in boys than girls, yet the underlying mechanism for this sex skewing is unclear.
  26. Xi, Y and the male bias in autism

    Funded Work
    Males are four times as likely as females to be diagnosed with autism, and females require significantly more autosomal genetic risk to manifest autism.
  27. Genetic and molecular dissection of autism sex differences

    Funded Work
    Autism genetics research faces two major challenges: understanding the higher male:female ratio in non-syndromic autism and finding the genetic basis for the 70% of non-syndromic …
  28. Characterization of sex differences in autism by polygenic clustering

    Funded Work
    Previous research has found large differences in ASD sex ratios by age of diagnosis.
  29. Neural tracking of acoustic-prosodic content in speech in adults with high-functioning ASD

    Funded Work
    A key manifestation of social communication deficits in autism spectrum disorder (ASD) is impaired perception of speech prosody.
  30. SCOPE Synthesis: Impacts of viruses and grazers on marine picophytoplankton

    Funded Work
  31. SCOPE Synthesis: Molecular perspectives on microbial chemical energy fluxes in the upper ocean

    Funded Work
  32. SCOPE Synthesis: How nutrient supply rate and ratio shape diazotroph and non-diazotroph activity

    Funded Work
  33. SCOPE Synthesis: Multimodal data integration

    Funded Work
  34. SCOPE Synthesis: Effects of nutrient availability on heterotrophic bacterial metabolism and remineralization processes in the oligotrophic North Pacific Ocean

    Funded Work
  35. SCOPE Synthesis: Advancing our understanding of ocean productivity from cells to biomes

    Funded Work
  36. SCOPE Synthesis: Integrating zooplankton into our understanding of microbial community structure and stoichiometry along gradients in the Pacific Ocean

    Funded Work
  37. SCOPE Synthesis: Linking microbial physiological ecology to ecosystem functions in the NPSG

    Funded Work
  38. SCOPE Synthesis: Statistical Learning Along Oceanographic Transects

    Funded Work
  39. Directly Learning Global Biogeochemical Microbe Distributions and Ecology from Flow Cytometry

    Funded Work
  40. Biogeochemical cycling of ubiquitous dissolved organic matter-derived polysaccharides in marine plankton

    Funded Work
  41. Scialog: Quantum Matter and Information

    Funded Work
    Research Corporation for Science Advancement (RCSA) RCSA is a private foundation that advances early-stage, high-potential, basic scientific research by providing catalytic funding for innovative research and …
  42. Contrail Cirrus and Cirrus Cloud Thinning: Intertwined Climate Strategies

    Funded Work
    Among the three widely known solar radiation management/modification (SRM) methods of stratospheric aerosol injection (SAI), marine cloud brightening (MCB), and cirrus cloud thinning (CCT), CCT is the …
  43. New Platforms for Solar Radiation Management Science

    Funded Work
    Atmospheric aerosols have a direct impact on Earth’s radiative balance through scattering and absorption of sunlight and an indirect impact through their feedback on cloud optical properties …
  44. Constraining Aerosol Size Distribution in the Aircraft Wake for Quantitative Stratospheric Aerosol Injection

    Funded Work
    Accelerating global warming has prompted urgent but controversial discussions about stratospheric aerosol injection (SAI), a climate intervention that involves dispersing aerosols or their precursor gases into the stratosphere …
  45. Assessing Cirrus Cloud Thinning Strategies by Learning from Aerosol-Cirrus Interactions in Natural and Perturbed Conditions

    Funded Work
    This project aims to evaluate the feasibility of cirrus cloud thinning (CCT) as a solar radiation management (SRM) strategy by improving our understanding of existing aerosol-cirrus interactions …
  46. SOLACE: Sustainable Organic and Inorganic Laboratory Aerosols for Climate Engineering

    Funded Work
    The SOLACE project (Sustainable Organic and Inorganic Laboratory Aerosols for Climate Engineering) will investigate the impacts of using engineered aerosols for solar radiation management.
  47. Linking human-specific synaptic developmental timing to early cortical circuit function and plasticity in autism spectrum disorders

    Funded Work
    Despite recent progress, the development of tailored therapies for autism spectrum disorder (ASD) requires identifying the causal links between genetic, cellular and neural circuit defects that lead to …
  48. Longitudinal in vivo CRISPRi screen for abnormal molecular and circuit maturation of intratelencephalic cortical neurons in ASD

    Funded Work
    Autism spectrum disorder (ASD) is a neurodevelopmental condition with a strong genetic basis, but how genes contribute to abnormal circuit assembly remains unclear.
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