Advancing Kabuki Syndrome Research Together

The Kabuki Syndrome Foundation (KSF) is dedicated to accelerating scientific and therapeutic advances in Kabuki syndrome. Whether through funding high-impact research, fostering collaboration, or patient recruitment support, KSF is committed to empowering the Kabuki syndrome research community in its pursuit of meaningful breakthroughs.

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Scientific Meetings

To enhance knowledge exchange and collaboration, KSF organizes:

  • Biennial Scientific Symposium – A dedicated forum for sharing the latest research, fostering partnerships, and discussing scientific advancements.
  • Monthly Lab Meetings – Interactive virtual gatherings where researchers present findings, troubleshoot challenges, and engage in discussions with peers across disciplines.

These initiatives provide invaluable opportunities for researchers to connect, share insights, and accelerate progress.

Research Resources

Find what you need on our curated list of key resources and reagents. We strive to connect academic and industry scientists with crucial resources to accelerate progress in Kabuki syndrome research.

Resources include:

This page is routinely updated to reflect newly available resources and emerging research needs. If you have suggestions for additional tools or need assistance accessing these resources, please contact clara@kabukisyndromefoundation.org.

Resources for You

Grant Opportunities

KSF provides research grants to accelerate the development of innovative diagnostics, biomarkers, and therapeutic strategies for Kabuki syndrome. Our funding supports both early-stage discovery research and translational projects aimed at advancing promising therapeutics to clinical trials and patients. Grant cycles are announced periodically, and applications are reviewed by a scientific and community advisory board to ensure alignment with our mission and scientific rigor.

Current Grant Opportunities

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