cTAP-Duchenne

Our founding program, cTAP-Duchenne convenes a global coalition of some of the most prominent stakeholders in the Duchenne community. It is an international group of academic researchers, clinical registries from leading research institutions in Duchenne muscular dystrophy, pioneering advocacy organizations that have led the way in the fight against Duchenne, and drug developers including multinational pharmaceutical companies and smaller biotechnology firms.

Today, cTAP-Duchenne pursues a robust research agenda spanning analytical research, support to improve the sophistication and sustainability of accessible patient data resources, and workshops to advance cross-stakeholder conversation and alignment on priority research problems. Contact us to learn more and get involved.

Meet our collaborators below, and click here to read a case study of how cTAP-Duchenne began, our research agenda first took shape, and 10 years of results are adding up for patients.

Meet Our Academic Collaborators
Patient Groups
AFMTelethon logo
Charley's Fund logo
Cure Duchenne logo
Fondazione Telethon logo
Parent Project Muscular Dystrophy logo
Muscular Dystrophy UK logo
Biopharmaceutical Companies
Astellas logo
blue and green logo for Avidity Biosciences
Biomarin logo
bristol-myers squibb company logo
catabasis logo
Dyne
logo for Edgewise Therapeutics
FibroGen logo
italfarmaco logo
mitobridge logo
Marathon Pharmaceuticals logo
ns-pharma
pfizer logo
PTC Therapeutics logo
RegenXbio
roche logo
Sarepta Therapeutics logo
shire logo
SOlid Biosciences logo
Summit blue and triangle Logo
ultragenyx
logo for Vertex Pharmaceuticals
Wave Life Sciences logo
Clinical Networks
CHOP - Clinical center
cincinnati Children's Hospital Medical Center logo
Imaging DMD logo
NorthStar Clinical Network logo
UZ Leuven logo
Umass - Clinical center
Universitàs Cattolica del Sacro Cuore logo
CINRG Clinical Center
Data Science
logo for Analysis Group
What's Next?

cTAP is committed to helping other rare neuromuscular diseases avoid years of futile research and unnecessary trial failures from lack of understanding of patient data. Stay tuned for announcement of our next collaborations, or better yet, get in touch about starting one.