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Ground Floor, Norwich Centre
55 King William Road
North Adelaide
SA 5006 Australia

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Cerebral Palsy Research

Our current study aims to uncover genetic changes in individual patients and to investigate if these unique changes contributed to Cerebral Palsy (CP).

Of particular interest is children with CP and their parents, families where more than one child has CP and families where both parents and children have CP.

Genetic tests

These studies use advanced technologies to examine each individuals genetic material in great detail. A technique called ‘exome sequencing’ is used to look at all parts of the genome that code for proteins. This approach has been very successful in medical research of other conditions such as autism.

Participation

Participation in these studies is facilitated through giving a small blood sample to the Biobank. Where possible blood samples from the participant's parents and siblings is highly useful.

Participation is easy and all your details will be kept secure and confidential. Your personal details will not be distributed to third parties.

 

 


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