Research
PXE Research
PXE International has spent $1.3 million dollars on research over the past 15 years. We conducted an extensive epidemiological study as well as supported many labs around the world. The gene was found in 2000 and a genetic test is now available from GeneDx. 36 scientists from around the world have agreed to collaborate with one another and with PXE International. This avoids unnecessary duplication of work and helps research move faster. For us, it allows investigation of the disease and its mechanisms from multiple angles at the same time.
Read about our recent agenda setting meeting: 2010 PXE Research Conference
Read the summary article published in the American Journal of Medical Genetics: “Pseudoxanthoma Elasticum: Progress in Diagnostics and Research Towards Treatment Summary of the 2010 PXE International Research Meeting.”
How Can PXEers Participate in Research?
Complete the Online Survey
PXE International is recruiting now for a new epidemiological study. The purpose of this study is to update old information, gather new information, and use those findings to further PXE Research and our understanding of the condition. We are asking PXEers worldwide to be a part of this study by filling out an online survey about your experience with PXE.
Donate To Support Our Research Efforts
Finding a treatment for PXE begins with you. There are many ways you can help PXE International, and we appreciate each of them!
Related Webinars
![]() PXE Research Update: Progress 2010 January 17, 2011 |
![]() The Genetics of PXE November 15, 2010 |
![]() Do Mice Have PXE, and Why Study Them? September 23, 2009 |
![]() PXE Research January 14, 2009 |






