NIMH Awards Almost $8M in Stimulus Funds in FY'09 to Study Genetic Architecture of Autism by Deep Sequencing
October 06, 2009
NIMH Awards Almost $8M in Stimulus Funds in FY'09 to Study Genetic Architecture of Autism by Deep Sequencing
According to the grant abstracts, the project is "an unprecedented partnership" between two large-scale sequencing centers — at Baylor College of Medicine and at the Broad Institute — and a network of research labs focused on the genetics of autism, brought together by the Autism Genome Project and the Autism Consortium.
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