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Projects Found: 283

Total Funding: 61754800

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Funding Country	Funder	Project Title	Funding	Funding	Institution
Funding Country United States	Funder Simons Foundation	Project Title Dysregulation of mTor/Tsc in 22q11DS Autism Model	$125,000	Funding 125000	Institution George Washington University
Funding Country United States	Funder Simons Foundation	Project Title Uncovering the impact of 16p11.2del on neurons mediating motivated behavior	$249,629	Funding 249629	Institution University of Pennsylvania
Funding Country United States	Funder Simons Foundation	Project Title Role of GABA interneurons in a genetic model of autism	$0	Funding 0	Institution Yale University
Funding Country United States	Funder Simons Foundation	Project Title CHD8 and beta-catenin signaling in autism	$62,500	Funding 62500	Institution University of Chicago
Funding Country United States	Funder Simons Foundation	Project Title Mouse Model of Dup15q Syndrome	$0	Funding 0	Institution Texas AgriLife Research
Funding Country United States	Funder Simons Foundation	Project Title Neural and cognitive discoordination in autism-related mouse models	$0	Funding 0	Institution New York University
Funding Country United States	Funder Simons Foundation	Project Title Linking circuit dynamics and behavior in a rat model of autism	$39,613	Funding 39613	Institution University of California, San Francisco
Funding Country United States	Funder Simons Foundation	Project Title Top-down dynamics in autism	$210,000	Funding 210000	Institution Rockefeller University
Funding Country United States	Funder Simons Foundation	Project Title Optical imaging of circuit dynamics in autism models in virtual reality	$0	Funding 0	Institution Harvard Medical School
Funding Country United States	Funder Simons Foundation	Project Title Hippocampal mechanisms of social learning in animal models of autism	$0	Funding 0	Institution Baylor College of Medicine

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