Re: Research Startup To Create Blood Test for Autism

[Guest guest]

To borrow from something Andy Cutler said once on another list-serve...

"Blood Test for Autism....If you have blood, you may get autism."

One of my favorites...

-------------- Original message -------------- From: J. Krakow <rkrakow@...> > bs: > > The autism research startup will sponsor two years of research at the > UC MIND Institute to eventually create a blood test to diagnose > autism in children and prospective parents. > > > > http://sacramento.bizjournals.com/sacramento/stories/2007/05/21/daily16.html > > > Autism research company gets funding > > Sacramento Business Journal - 1:03 PM PDT Tuesday, May 22, 2007 > > > Pediatric Bioscience LLC has created a partnership for autism research > with the University of California. > > > The autism research startup will sponsor two years of research at the > UC MIND Institute to eventually creat

e a blood test to diagnose > autism in children and prospective parents. > > > The partnership -- called an Industry University Collaborative > Research Program Discovery Grant -- effectively teams up the state, > the UC system, and Pediatric Bioscience. The state of California will > match Pediatric Bioscience's funding. > > > The research will be led by Dr. Sharp, a professor in the > neurology department at the UC School of Medicine and part of > the MIND (Medical Investigation of Neurodevelopmental Disorders) > Institute research team. > > > "Dr. Sharp is a leader in the research of the genetic causes of > autism. Hopefully the research we are supporting will provide insight > into whether or not certain specific gene expression traits are being > passed on from parent to child, leading to susceptibility to autism in > those chi

ldren," said Dr. , chief executive officer of > Pediatric Bioscience. "This is an early step, but a very important > one, in the effort to create a realistic test for prospective parents." > > > founded Pediatric Bioscience last year to bring autism > diagnostics and therapies to market. >

[Guest guest]

To borrow from something Andy Cutler said once on another list-serve...

"Blood Test for Autism....If you have blood, you may get autism."

One of my favorites...

-------------- Original message -------------- From: J. Krakow <rkrakow@...> > bs: > > The autism research startup will sponsor two years of research at the > UC MIND Institute to eventually create a blood test to diagnose > autism in children and prospective parents. > > > > http://sacramento.bizjournals.com/sacramento/stories/2007/05/21/daily16.html > > > Autism research company gets funding > > Sacramento Business Journal - 1:03 PM PDT Tuesday, May 22, 2007 > > > Pediatric Bioscience LLC has created a partnership for autism research > with the University of California. > > > The autism research startup will sponsor two years of research at the > UC MIND Institute to eventually creat

e a blood test to diagnose > autism in children and prospective parents. > > > The partnership -- called an Industry University Collaborative > Research Program Discovery Grant -- effectively teams up the state, > the UC system, and Pediatric Bioscience. The state of California will > match Pediatric Bioscience's funding. > > > The research will be led by Dr. Sharp, a professor in the > neurology department at the UC School of Medicine and part of > the MIND (Medical Investigation of Neurodevelopmental Disorders) > Institute research team. > > > "Dr. Sharp is a leader in the research of the genetic causes of > autism. Hopefully the research we are supporting will provide insight > into whether or not certain specific gene expression traits are being > passed on from parent to child, leading to susceptibility to autism in > those chi

ldren," said Dr. , chief executive officer of > Pediatric Bioscience. "This is an early step, but a very important > one, in the effort to create a realistic test for prospective parents." > > > founded Pediatric Bioscience last year to bring autism > diagnostics and therapies to market. >

[Guest guest]

What does that mean??? A realistic test for perspective parents?

Does that mean after Mom is pregnant or before like Fragile X or

Cyctic Fibrosis testing??

KIM

>

> bs:

> The autism research startup will sponsor two years of research at

the

> UC MIND Institute to eventually create a blood test to

diagnose

> autism in children and prospective parents.

>

> http://sacramento.bizjournals.com/sacramento/stories/2007/05/21/

> daily16.html

>

> Autism research company gets funding

> Sacramento Business Journal - 1:03 PM PDT Tuesday, May 22, 2007

>

> Pediatric Bioscience LLC has created a partnership for autism

research

> with the University of California.

>

> The autism research startup will sponsor two years of research at

the

> UC MIND Institute to eventually create a blood test to

diagnose

> autism in children and prospective parents.

>

> The partnership -- called an Industry University Collaborative

Research

> Program Discovery Grant -- effectively teams up the state, the UC

> system, and Pediatric Bioscience. The state of California will

match

> Pediatric Bioscience's funding.

>

> The research will be led by Dr. Sharp, a professor in the

> neurology department at the UC School of Medicine and part of

the

> MIND (Medical Investigation of Neurodevelopmental Disorders)

Institute

> research team.

>

> " Dr. Sharp is a leader in the research of the genetic causes of

autism.

> Hopefully the research we are supporting will provide insight into

> whether or not certain specific gene expression traits are being

passed

> on from parent to child, leading to susceptibility to autism in

those

> children, " said Dr. , chief executive officer of

> Pediatric Bioscience. " This is an early step, but a very important

one,

> in the effort to create a realistic test for prospective parents. "

>

> founded Pediatric Bioscience last year to bring autism

> diagnostics and therapies to market.

>

[Guest guest]

What does that mean??? A realistic test for perspective parents?

Does that mean after Mom is pregnant or before like Fragile X or

Cyctic Fibrosis testing??

KIM

>

> bs:

> The autism research startup will sponsor two years of research at

the

> UC MIND Institute to eventually create a blood test to

diagnose

> autism in children and prospective parents.

>

> http://sacramento.bizjournals.com/sacramento/stories/2007/05/21/

> daily16.html

>

> Autism research company gets funding

> Sacramento Business Journal - 1:03 PM PDT Tuesday, May 22, 2007

>

> Pediatric Bioscience LLC has created a partnership for autism

research

> with the University of California.

>

> The autism research startup will sponsor two years of research at

the

> UC MIND Institute to eventually create a blood test to

diagnose

> autism in children and prospective parents.

>

> The partnership -- called an Industry University Collaborative

Research

> Program Discovery Grant -- effectively teams up the state, the UC

> system, and Pediatric Bioscience. The state of California will

match

> Pediatric Bioscience's funding.

>

> The research will be led by Dr. Sharp, a professor in the

> neurology department at the UC School of Medicine and part of

the

> MIND (Medical Investigation of Neurodevelopmental Disorders)

Institute

> research team.

>

> " Dr. Sharp is a leader in the research of the genetic causes of

autism.

> Hopefully the research we are supporting will provide insight into

> whether or not certain specific gene expression traits are being

passed

> on from parent to child, leading to susceptibility to autism in

those

> children, " said Dr. , chief executive officer of

> Pediatric Bioscience. " This is an early step, but a very important

one,

> in the effort to create a realistic test for prospective parents. "

>

> founded Pediatric Bioscience last year to bring autism

> diagnostics and therapies to market.

>

[Guest guest]

Kim,

They are chasing their genetic tails. Fragile X and Cyctic Fibrosis

are biologically defined. DSM IV autism is only a collection of labels

based on a range of presenting behaviors. So, if your looking for

susceptibility markers, it begs the question, susceptibility to what,

exactly? If it is susceptibility to environmental factors that result

in ASD behavior, then one would expect that you would have to first

identify what those factors are.

By trying to map genetic factors to autistic behaviors, they are, in

effect, trying desperately to ignore that inconvenient dirty vaccines

elephant in the living room -- the elephant that is becoming more

obvious to more of us who live in the real world.

Welcome to genetic research. Resistance is futile.

Lenny

> >

> > bs:

> > The autism research startup will sponsor two years of research at

> the

> > UC MIND Institute to eventually create a blood test to

> diagnose

> > autism in children and prospective parents.

> >

> > http://sacramento.bizjournals.com/sacramento/stories/2007/05/21/

> > daily16.html

> >

> > Autism research company gets funding

> > Sacramento Business Journal - 1:03 PM PDT Tuesday, May 22, 2007

> >

> > Pediatric Bioscience LLC has created a partnership for autism

> research

> > with the University of California.

> >

> > The autism research startup will sponsor two years of research at

> the

> > UC MIND Institute to eventually create a blood test to

> diagnose

> > autism in children and prospective parents.

> >

> > The partnership -- called an Industry University Collaborative

> Research

> > Program Discovery Grant -- effectively teams up the state, the UC

> > system, and Pediatric Bioscience. The state of California will

> match

> > Pediatric Bioscience's funding.

> >

> > The research will be led by Dr. Sharp, a professor in the

> > neurology department at the UC School of Medicine and part of

> the

> > MIND (Medical Investigation of Neurodevelopmental Disorders)

> Institute

> > research team.

> >

> > " Dr. Sharp is a leader in the research of the genetic causes of

> autism.

> > Hopefully the research we are supporting will provide insight into

> > whether or not certain specific gene expression traits are being

> passed

> > on from parent to child, leading to susceptibility to autism in

> those

> > children, " said Dr. , chief executive officer of

> > Pediatric Bioscience. " This is an early step, but a very important

> one,

> > in the effort to create a realistic test for prospective parents. "

> >

> > founded Pediatric Bioscience last year to bring autism

> > diagnostics and therapies to market.

> >

>

[Guest guest]

I'm just going to turn off my computer for the night. My blood

pressure is rising. My husband is away. If my head explodes, my

girls, who happen to have autism, did you all know that? can not dial

911 for me like the cute tots on the evening news. It's part of

their GIFT of autism. They will walk throught the bloody mess of my

exploded head and slip and fall in the puddles of Type A blood

(there's a shock, yes?) on their way to the pantry to gorge

themselves on Coco Loco bars. They may bump their heads and get

hurt. I will be hurtling toward heaven or hell, not sure, and unable

to tend to them. might say " Get up Mom. " I will not get up,

as my carotid artery will have exanguinated.

I just washed my floors this morning. The entire scenario is too

ugly. Therefore, I will log off for the night. And I will go find

a paper bag to breathe in and out and in and out.

Kim

> > >

> > > bs:

> > > The autism research startup will sponsor two years of research

at

> > the

> > > UC MIND Institute to eventually create a blood test to

> > diagnose

> > > autism in children and prospective parents.

> > >

> > >

http://sacramento.bizjournals.com/sacramento/stories/2007/05/21/

> > > daily16.html

> > >

> > > Autism research company gets funding

> > > Sacramento Business Journal - 1:03 PM PDT Tuesday, May 22, 2007

> > >

> > > Pediatric Bioscience LLC has created a partnership for autism

> > research

> > > with the University of California.

> > >

> > > The autism research startup will sponsor two years of research

at

> > the

> > > UC MIND Institute to eventually create a blood test to

> > diagnose

> > > autism in children and prospective parents.

> > >

> > > The partnership -- called an Industry University Collaborative

> > Research

> > > Program Discovery Grant -- effectively teams up the state, the

UC

> > > system, and Pediatric Bioscience. The state of California will

> > match

> > > Pediatric Bioscience's funding.

> > >

> > > The research will be led by Dr. Sharp, a professor in

the

> > > neurology department at the UC School of Medicine and

part of

> > the

> > > MIND (Medical Investigation of Neurodevelopmental Disorders)

> > Institute

> > > research team.

> > >

> > > " Dr. Sharp is a leader in the research of the genetic causes of

> > autism.

> > > Hopefully the research we are supporting will provide insight

into

> > > whether or not certain specific gene expression traits are

being

> > passed

> > > on from parent to child, leading to susceptibility to autism in

> > those

> > > children, " said Dr. , chief executive officer

of

> > > Pediatric Bioscience. " This is an early step, but a very

important

> > one,

> > > in the effort to create a realistic test for prospective

parents. "

> > >

> > > founded Pediatric Bioscience last year to bring

autism

> > > diagnostics and therapies to market.

> > >

> >

>

[Guest guest]

I'm just going to turn off my computer for the night. My blood

pressure is rising. My husband is away. If my head explodes, my

girls, who happen to have autism, did you all know that? can not dial

911 for me like the cute tots on the evening news. It's part of

their GIFT of autism. They will walk throught the bloody mess of my

exploded head and slip and fall in the puddles of Type A blood

(there's a shock, yes?) on their way to the pantry to gorge

themselves on Coco Loco bars. They may bump their heads and get

hurt. I will be hurtling toward heaven or hell, not sure, and unable

to tend to them. might say " Get up Mom. " I will not get up,

as my carotid artery will have exanguinated.

I just washed my floors this morning. The entire scenario is too

ugly. Therefore, I will log off for the night. And I will go find

a paper bag to breathe in and out and in and out.

Kim

> > >

> > > bs:

> > > The autism research startup will sponsor two years of research

at

> > the

> > > UC MIND Institute to eventually create a blood test to

> > diagnose

> > > autism in children and prospective parents.

> > >

> > >

http://sacramento.bizjournals.com/sacramento/stories/2007/05/21/

> > > daily16.html

> > >

> > > Autism research company gets funding

> > > Sacramento Business Journal - 1:03 PM PDT Tuesday, May 22, 2007

> > >

> > > Pediatric Bioscience LLC has created a partnership for autism

> > research

> > > with the University of California.

> > >

> > > The autism research startup will sponsor two years of research

at

> > the

> > > UC MIND Institute to eventually create a blood test to

> > diagnose

> > > autism in children and prospective parents.

> > >

> > > The partnership -- called an Industry University Collaborative

> > Research

> > > Program Discovery Grant -- effectively teams up the state, the

UC

> > > system, and Pediatric Bioscience. The state of California will

> > match

> > > Pediatric Bioscience's funding.

> > >

> > > The research will be led by Dr. Sharp, a professor in

the

> > > neurology department at the UC School of Medicine and

part of

> > the

> > > MIND (Medical Investigation of Neurodevelopmental Disorders)

> > Institute

> > > research team.

> > >

> > > " Dr. Sharp is a leader in the research of the genetic causes of

> > autism.

> > > Hopefully the research we are supporting will provide insight

into

> > > whether or not certain specific gene expression traits are

being

> > passed

> > > on from parent to child, leading to susceptibility to autism in

> > those

> > > children, " said Dr. , chief executive officer

of

> > > Pediatric Bioscience. " This is an early step, but a very

important

> > one,

> > > in the effort to create a realistic test for prospective

parents. "

> > >

> > > founded Pediatric Bioscience last year to bring

autism

> > > diagnostics and therapies to market.

> > >

> >

>

[Guest guest]

I believe that there is indeed a clear genetic link to

autism that could lead to counseling parents to

consider alternatives to conceiving a child (although

I will NEVER support using elective surgery to cull

the herd). The problem is the researchers are not

looking in the right place for the gene(s).

It is my opinion that it will be the gene(s) involved

with regulating the human immune system and the detox

system that will be the true autism gene. Our kids

have regressed bcause they cannot handle the poisons

that all children are routinely exposed to, most

significantly toxic metals and certain viruses.

I do not believe that these are strictly limited to

those toxins unsed in the vaccination program. I do

believe that the poisons we inject our children with

do represent a 100% controllable exposure that should

never be jabbed into the arms, thighs and buttocks of

those children whose bodies cannot handle the load.

The current vaccination policies are 180 degrees

opposed to the hypocratic oath, an oath all medical

personnel are supposed to adhere to, a philosophy of

practice whcih can be summed up in the simple phrase

" first do no harm " .

I thought Rollens help start M.I.N.D. with proper

intent. Has M.I.N.D. been subjugated by those who will

employ any tactic possible to divert attention from

ethyl mercury, risky viral innoculations and the

burden of liability and guilt that our Federal, State

and Local Health Officials own? Will M.I.N.D. do the

right thing and look specifically for the genes which

actually hold promise to be directly associated with

the predisposition to be damaged by metals and immune

assaults, vindicating those of us who know but cannot

yet prove the truth? Or has UC- fallen to the

pressure of corporate sponsorship and put their foot

down on the throat of M.I.N.D. like we have seen other

institutions of higher learning do?

Where is my boy's Parks?

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[Guest guest]

I believe that there is indeed a clear genetic link to

autism that could lead to counseling parents to

consider alternatives to conceiving a child (although

I will NEVER support using elective surgery to cull

the herd). The problem is the researchers are not

looking in the right place for the gene(s).

It is my opinion that it will be the gene(s) involved

with regulating the human immune system and the detox

system that will be the true autism gene. Our kids

have regressed bcause they cannot handle the poisons

that all children are routinely exposed to, most

significantly toxic metals and certain viruses.

I do not believe that these are strictly limited to

those toxins unsed in the vaccination program. I do

believe that the poisons we inject our children with

do represent a 100% controllable exposure that should

never be jabbed into the arms, thighs and buttocks of

those children whose bodies cannot handle the load.

The current vaccination policies are 180 degrees

opposed to the hypocratic oath, an oath all medical

personnel are supposed to adhere to, a philosophy of

practice whcih can be summed up in the simple phrase

" first do no harm " .

I thought Rollens help start M.I.N.D. with proper

intent. Has M.I.N.D. been subjugated by those who will

employ any tactic possible to divert attention from

ethyl mercury, risky viral innoculations and the

burden of liability and guilt that our Federal, State

and Local Health Officials own? Will M.I.N.D. do the

right thing and look specifically for the genes which

actually hold promise to be directly associated with

the predisposition to be damaged by metals and immune

assaults, vindicating those of us who know but cannot

yet prove the truth? Or has UC- fallen to the

pressure of corporate sponsorship and put their foot

down on the throat of M.I.N.D. like we have seen other

institutions of higher learning do?

Where is my boy's Parks?

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[Guest guest]

Same here, I though M.I.N.D. was off to such a promising start, what the

**** is going on there now? should we send off a petition? make it

public? sort of try and embarass them for losing the track and diverting

money to things that do nothing to help?

Natasa

>

> I believe that there is indeed a clear genetic link to

> autism that could lead to counseling parents to

> consider alternatives to conceiving a child (although

> I will NEVER support using elective surgery to cull

> the herd). The problem is the researchers are not

> looking in the right place for the gene(s).

>

> It is my opinion that it will be the gene(s) involved

> with regulating the human immune system and the detox

> system that will be the true autism gene. Our kids

> have regressed bcause they cannot handle the poisons

> that all children are routinely exposed to, most

> significantly toxic metals and certain viruses.

>

> I do not believe that these are strictly limited to

> those toxins unsed in the vaccination program. I do

> believe that the poisons we inject our children with

> do represent a 100% controllable exposure that should

> never be jabbed into the arms, thighs and buttocks of

> those children whose bodies cannot handle the load.

> The current vaccination policies are 180 degrees

> opposed to the hypocratic oath, an oath all medical

> personnel are supposed to adhere to, a philosophy of

> practice whcih can be summed up in the simple phrase

> " first do no harm " .

>

> I thought Rollens help start M.I.N.D. with proper

> intent. Has M.I.N.D. been subjugated by those who will

> employ any tactic possible to divert attention from

> ethyl mercury, risky viral innoculations and the

> burden of liability and guilt that our Federal, State

> and Local Health Officials own? Will M.I.N.D. do the

> right thing and look specifically for the genes which

> actually hold promise to be directly associated with

> the predisposition to be damaged by metals and immune

> assaults, vindicating those of us who know but cannot

> yet prove the truth? Or has UC- fallen to the

> pressure of corporate sponsorship and put their foot

> down on the throat of M.I.N.D. like we have seen other

> institutions of higher learning do?

>

> Where is my boy's Parks?

>

>

>

>

>

>

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>

[Guest guest]

Same here, I though M.I.N.D. was off to such a promising start, what the

**** is going on there now? should we send off a petition? make it

public? sort of try and embarass them for losing the track and diverting

money to things that do nothing to help?

Natasa

>

> I believe that there is indeed a clear genetic link to

> autism that could lead to counseling parents to

> consider alternatives to conceiving a child (although

> I will NEVER support using elective surgery to cull

> the herd). The problem is the researchers are not

> looking in the right place for the gene(s).

>

> It is my opinion that it will be the gene(s) involved

> with regulating the human immune system and the detox

> system that will be the true autism gene. Our kids

> have regressed bcause they cannot handle the poisons

> that all children are routinely exposed to, most

> significantly toxic metals and certain viruses.

>

> I do not believe that these are strictly limited to

> those toxins unsed in the vaccination program. I do

> believe that the poisons we inject our children with

> do represent a 100% controllable exposure that should

> never be jabbed into the arms, thighs and buttocks of

> those children whose bodies cannot handle the load.

> The current vaccination policies are 180 degrees

> opposed to the hypocratic oath, an oath all medical

> personnel are supposed to adhere to, a philosophy of

> practice whcih can be summed up in the simple phrase

> " first do no harm " .

>

> I thought Rollens help start M.I.N.D. with proper

> intent. Has M.I.N.D. been subjugated by those who will

> employ any tactic possible to divert attention from

> ethyl mercury, risky viral innoculations and the

> burden of liability and guilt that our Federal, State

> and Local Health Officials own? Will M.I.N.D. do the

> right thing and look specifically for the genes which

> actually hold promise to be directly associated with

> the predisposition to be damaged by metals and immune

> assaults, vindicating those of us who know but cannot

> yet prove the truth? Or has UC- fallen to the

> pressure of corporate sponsorship and put their foot

> down on the throat of M.I.N.D. like we have seen other

> institutions of higher learning do?

>

> Where is my boy's Parks?

>

>

>

>

>

>

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