• About Us
  • News & Events
  • Contact us
Follow us
  • Who
    we are
    • About RSAA
    • What RSAA does
    • History of RSAA
    • Membership
  • About
    Rett Syndrome
    • What is Rett syndrome?
      • What are the stages of Rett syndrome?
      • What causes Rett syndrome?
      • Is Rett syndrome hereditary?
      • Who gets Rett syndrome?
      • How is Rett syndrome treated?
      • How is Rett syndrome diagnosed?
      • What is the outlook for persons with Rett syndrome?
    • Dr Andreas Rett and Rett syndrome – An Insight
    • History of Rett syndrome in Australia
    • Selected resources specific to Rett syndrome
    • Clinics
    • Research
    • Archives
  • Our
    Stories
    • Alana
    • Emma
    • Eva
    • Jovie
  • Get
    Involved
    • Donate
    • Fundraise
    • Raise Awareness
    • Volunteer
  • MEMBERSHIP
  • FUNDRAISE
  • DONATE
  • Who
    we are
    • About RSAA
    • What RSAA does
    • History of RSAA
    • Membership
  • About
    Rett Syndrome
    • What is Rett syndrome?
      • What are the stages of Rett syndrome?
      • What causes Rett syndrome?
      • Is Rett syndrome hereditary?
      • Who gets Rett syndrome?
      • How is Rett syndrome treated?
      • How is Rett syndrome diagnosed?
      • What is the outlook for persons with Rett syndrome?
    • Dr Andreas Rett and Rett syndrome – An Insight
    • History of Rett syndrome in Australia
    • Selected resources specific to Rett syndrome
    • Clinics
    • Research
    • Archives
  • Our
    Stories
    • Alana
    • Emma
    • Eva
    • Jovie
  • Get
    Involved
    • Donate
    • Fundraise
    • Raise Awareness
    • Volunteer
  • MEMBERSHIP
  • FUNDRAISE
  • DONATE

Research 

Home > About
Rett Syndrome
> Research

To find out more about Rett syndrome research, please click on a link.

The Australian Rett Syndrome Study, Telethon Kids Institute (Australia)

InterRett (Database which collects information on the syndrome via questionnaires) (International)

Laboratory of Human Neurogenetics (France)

RettBASE (MECP2 gene mutation database)

Do your own research

Outside of Australia

Research in Australia

  • 74 Peter St, Grovedale
    Victoria, Australia 3216

    E-mail: info@rettaustralia.org.au

    Mobile:0418 561 796

  • Follow us

  • Help us out

    RSAA is run entirely by volunteer parents, grandparents, siblings and other carers. If you have a particular skill that you can voluntarily provide you will be rewarded by knowing that you have assisted a worthy cause.

    Membership FUNDRAISE DONATE

    • Sitemap
    • Privacy
    • Sitemap
    • Privacy