Q: How does the work you are doing have the potential to help those with SLC13A5 Epilepsy? A: My role is to help ensure the sustainability of TESS Research Foundation by developing, executing, and supporting our...
Reading a scientific research article can be really daunting. Scientists who have studied a specific topic for many years are more likely to use “jargon” or very specific and complex terms that even scientists in...
Alice is a SLC13A5 Superhero. Here are a few fun facts Alice’s parents shared with us! Name: Alice Geslin, Age: 6, Homecountry: Luxembourg. Alice is simply a blessing, an ever smiling little girl, very sociable...
Have you ever wondered how to read a scientific paper? Reading a scientific paper, also called a research article, is different from reading a newspaper article. It can be intimidating to know what you are...
Scientists use a range of different model organisms, including animal models, to investigate research questions. Using animal models is critical to learn about diseases such as SLC13A5 Epilepsy. Scientists use animal models because they allow...
Aubrey is a SLC13A5 Superhero. Here are a few fun facts Aubrey's parents shared with us! Name: Aubrey Age: 3 Homeprovince: Ontario Aubrey is a total Daddy’s girl ...
Millie is a SLC13A5 Superhero. Here are a few fun facts Millie's parents shared with us! Name: Millie, Age: 1, Homestate: Georgia. Millie loves food and can hear a wrapper from the other room. She...
Have you ever wondered how our brains make sense of the world? The answer lies in the billions of specialized structures in our brain called neurons. Neurons are the fundamental building blocks for learning, memory, and movement....
