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CAG Study Points to Brain Signaling Defects in ADHD

At least 10% of patients affected by same subgroup of mutations

  • Review the release at CHOP Press
  • Check out a review at Medline Plus
  • Read the abstract at Nature Genetics

CAG and BGI Announce New Genome Partnership!

Joint Genome Center to Conduct Large-Scale Sequencing

  • Press Release from the CHOP Press Room
  • YouTube interviews with CAG Director Hakon Hakonarson and BGI's Wayne Wei Liu
  • Online review at Forbes Magazine

Large Meta-Analysis Finds New Genes for Type 1 Diabetes

CAG leads the largest-ever analysis of type 1 diabetes, uncovering new genes associated with a disease that affects 200 million people worldwide

  • Read a press report at CBS News
  • Read the full article at PloS Genetics

Chip Designed by CAG Researcher Identifies Heart Disease Genes

Findings could help in developing new treatments and improve prediction of coronary heart disease

  • Read more at CAG's Announcement Page
  • Read the article at PLoS Genetics

CAG's Role in Major Multiple Sclerosis Project

Largest-Ever Genetic Study of Multiple Sclerosis

Check Out the Following Resources:

  • CHOP Press Release
  • Abstract from nature.com

Recent News

  • Nanopore Genome Sequencer Makes its Debut
  • The Case of the Missing Genes
  • Preparing for Precision Medicine
  • Mayo Clinic to Outsource Sequencing

Our Team

Our Team

Our aim is to discover the genetic causes of prevalent childhood diseases and translate findings into medical innovations.

For Participants

For Participants

The Center is engaged in a number of major research projects, and we aim to collect and analyze data from more than 100,000 children.

For Researchers

For Researchers

We collaborate with researchers in the academic, public, and private sectors. The Center has the capacity to genotype thousands of samples per week.

Disease Studies

Disease Studies

We currently have more than 50 active disease projects - internally and in collaboration with research teams in North America, Europe, and Asia.

Neurodevelopment Study

Neurodevelopment Study

With the University of Pennsylvania, we have undertaken a major project to explore key components of brain development.

CAG Media

CAG in the Media

CAG regularly features in national and international media. Watch videos and read reviews of our most prominent research.

Fun Stuff

Fun Stuff

We have compiled a small catalog of learning resources. See our lab in action, take a tour of the brain, or browse links to our favorite resources.

Support CAG

Support CAG

CAG is discovering new and better ways to diagnose and treat childhood disorders. Your support can help launch innovative research projects.

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