Question 2: Short-term Objective E

Q2.S.E: Launch three studies that target the underlying biological mechanisms of co-occurring conditions with autism, including seizures/epilepsy, sleep disorders, wandering/elopement behavior, and familial autoimmune disorders, by 2012.

Funder	Project Title	Funding	Funding	Institution
Funder Department of Defense - Army	Project Title CIRCADIAN RHYTHMS IN CHILDREN WITH ASD AND THEIR INFANT SIBLINGS	$0	Funding 0	Institution Naval Medical Research Center
Funder Department of Defense - Army	Project Title AUTISM AND OBESITY: CO-OCCURRING CONDITIONS OR DRUG SIDE EFFECTS?	$0	Funding 0	Institution Children's Mercy Hospital
Funder Department of Defense - Army	Project Title IMAGING DEPRESSION IN ADULTS WITH ASD	$0	Funding 0	Institution State University New York, Stony Brook
Funder Department of Defense - Army	Project Title PRECURSORS TO THE DEVELOPMENT OF ANXIETY DISORDERS IN YOUNG CHILDREN WITH AUTISM SPECTRUM DISORDER	$0	Funding 0	Institution University of North Carolina
Funder Department of Defense - Army	Project Title PRECURSORS TO THE DEVELOPMENT OF ANXIETY DISORDERS IN YOUNG CHILDREN WITH AUTISM SPECTRUM DISORDER	$0	Funding 0	Institution Duke University
Funder Department of Defense - Army	Project Title PRECURSORS TO THE DEVELOPMENT OF ANXIETY DISORDERS IN YOUNG CHILDREN WITH AUTISM SPECTRUM DISORDER	$0	Funding 0	Institution Duke University
Funder Autism Science Foundation	Project Title Investigating Autism with Direct Intracranial Recordings	$35,000	Funding 35000	Institution California Institute of Technology
Funder Autism Speaks	Project Title Molecular analysis of gene-environment interactions in the intestines of children with autism	$150,000	Funding 150000	Institution Columbia University
Funder Autism Speaks	Project Title Identifying a blood-based biomarker for Autism Spectrum Disorder-related inflammatory bowel disease	$60,000	Funding 60000	Institution Wake Forest University
Funder Autism Speaks	Project Title Characterization of the sleep phenotype in adolescents and adults with autism spectrum disorder	$0	Funding 0	Institution Vanderbilt University