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http://www.Alfred.TV READ ME FIRST: Join me with Dr. Howard Lederman from Johns Hopkins Medicine as he provides us with an overview of the genetic disorder, Ataxia Telangiectasia, better known as "A-T".
Dr. Lederman's titles at Johns Hopkins Medicine include:
• Professor of Pediatrics
• Director, Immunodeficiency Clinic
• Director, Ataxia-Telangiectasia Clinical Center
• Director, Pediatric Immunology Laboratory
A-T can be referred to as a "gateway gene", with its mutation, known as "ATM", opening the doors to many other diseases, including:
• Diabetes
• Alzheimer's
• Cerebral Palsy
• Cystic Fibrosis
• Breast Cancer
• Immune Deficiency
Dr. Lederman's leading-edge research on A-T, with his team at Johns Hopkins Medicine, may also lead to uncovering cures for these other diseases.
There are approximately 500 individuals afflicted with A-T in the United States. It is a rare, genetic disorder.
Also joining us in this video is Jared Digby, with his mother, Pamela, who is afflicted with A-T. Pamela and her husband both were carries of the mutated A-T gene, and Jared, unfortunately, got a 'double dose" at the genetic level, and suffers with the disorder. Jared's sister is ok.
Jared is an avid MacPro user, and he with his family are participating in a Disney Marathon this Labor Day weekend, 2009, to continue fundraising efforts for continued A-T research.
Below are website links used during this webcast:
John Hopkins Medicine
http://www.hopkinsmedicine.org/
Howard Mark Lederman, MD PhD
http://bit.ly/10hPga
Johns Hopkins on YouTube
http://www.youtube.com/user/JohnsHopkinsMedicine
Wikipedia entry on A-T
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ataxia_telangiectasia
Technical data on the AT Mutated gene
http://igene.invitrogen.com/iG....ene/browse/gene/ATM/
Jared Digby's personal homepage
http://www.geocities.com/jareddigby/
Jared on Twitter
http://www.twitter.com/jareddigby
Jared's donation page
http://www.communityatcp.org/jareddigby
Jared's keyboard used with his MacPro under Leopard
http://bit.ly/UgXCE


Presented By: Paul Mathews, PhD
Speaker Biography: Dr. Paul J. Mathews received his bachelors degree from the University of Oregon where he studied invertebrate behavioral plasticity in the lab of Dr. Nathan Tublitz. He received his Ph.D. in neuroscience from the University of Texas at Austin under the mentorship of Dr. Nace Golding. Dr. Mathews work focused on understanding how the biophysical properties of specific voltage-gated ion channels in an auditory brainstem nuclei contribute to their capacity to make sub-millisecond computations necessary for low frequency sound localization. For the past several years Dr. Mathews has been working at UCLA under the mentorship of Dr. Tom Otis where he is currently working to uncover the cerebellar circuit mechanisms that underlie motor learning and memory.
Webinar: A Novel Mouse Model of Ataxia Telangiectasia for Testing Small Molecule Readthrough (SMRT) Compounds
Webinar Abstract: Ataxia Telangiectasia, also known as A-T, is a devastating neuropediatric and genetic disorder for which there is no cure. Patients suffer from immune deficiency, cancer predisposition, and a progressive loss of motor capabilities (ataxia). They die within their first 3 decades of life. Our understanding for how the disorder, which is caused by deficiency in the A-T mutated (ATM) protein, has been hampered by a lack of suitable animal model that mimics the most characteristic aspects of the disease (e.g., ataxia). I will detail a new mouse model of A-T that develops many of the key characteristics of A-T, most importantly the progressive ataxia and associated defects and atrophy of the cerebellum. Additionally, I will present promising data on a novel therapeutic that has the potential to restore ATM production in A-T patients whose underlying genetic defect is a nonsense mutation.
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This is a video discussing chromosomal breakage disorders, especially Ataxia Telangiectasia, included in primary immunodeficiencies. The video is a part of the Achiever's Course by Dr Sandeep Sharma, an online course for mid-year AIIMS, PGI and JIPMER 2020. Also useful for NEET exams.
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Sara es una alcalaína de 10 años que padece Ataxia Telangiectasia, una enfermedad rara degenerativa con 15 casos en España. Se manifiesta en la dificultad en los movimientos y en una mayor susceptibilidad a infecciones y tumores entre otras dolencias. La asociación AEFAT agrupa a los afectados por esta enfermedad. Quieren sensibilizar a la opinión pública, ayudar a los enfermos y sus familias y favorecer la investigación. En Alcalá ha comenzado una campaña de reciclaje solidario de tapones de plástico para recaudar fondos y conseguir poner en marcha un proceso de investigación. Se habilitarán puntos de recogida como colegios y centros comerciales. Todos los puntos de recogida en: www.aitzina.org/reciclaje-solidario


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