CAMP Research Study
Children’s Autism Metabolome Project (CAMP)
CAMP Study
Do you have a child between the ages of 18-48 months who is
typically developing, has an Autism diagnosis, or a child
showing signs of Autism or Developmental Delay?
Researchers at the UC Davis MIND Institute are carrying out a study
comparing two methods of diagnosing Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD): a
laboratory test performed on a blood sample measuring metabolic markers
and standard behavioral testing and observation by a trained psychologist.
Sign Up for Research
For more information about the
Who Can Participate?
study, please contact the
research coordinator:
Children between the ages of 18-48 months who either:

Have a clinical diagnosis of Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD)

Are showing signs of Developmental Delay or ASD

Are typically developing
Ani Movsisyan
916-703-0301
movsisyan@ucdavis.edu
Additional Information
The UC Davis MIND Institute is
What Does the Study Involve?
a collaborative international
research center, committed to

One or two visits to the MIND Institute
the awareness, understanding,

Behavioral and Psychological assessments
prevention and care of neuro-

A physical examination

A medical history review

A blood draw and a urine sample
developmental disorders.
What Else Can I Expect?
All studies take place at the
MIND Institute, located at:
2825 50th St.
Sacramento,
CA 95817

Families can receive feedback from expert Clinicians about their child’s
development
For a map and directions, visit
our website at:

Compensation for participation will be provided

Results from this study will have the potential to positively influence the
diagnostic process of ASD
mindinstitute.ucdavis.edu.
Typical Development
Children’s Autism Metabolome Project (CAMP)
Sign Up for Research
For more information about
the study, please contact the
research study coordinator:
Ani Movsisyan
916-703-0301
movsisyan@ucdavis.edu
Additional Information
The UC Davis MIND Institute is
a collaborative international
We invite you to take part in a research study to evaluate a laboratory test
research center, committed to
being developed to diagnose autism spectrum disorder in early childhood.
the awareness, understanding,
This study will compare two methods for diagnosing autism spectrum
prevention and care of neurodevelopmental disorders.
disorder: a laboratory test performed on a blood sample measuring
metabolic markers and standard behavioral testing and observation by a
trained psychologist.
Who Can Participate?
Girls and boys between 18 and 48 months of age with a diagnosis of
autism, developmental delay, or typical development.
What Does the Study Involve?

One or two visits to the MIND Institute

Completing various assessments of your child’s development

Medical history and physical exam

A blood and urine sample
What Else Can I Expect?

Families can receive feedback from expert Clinicians about their
child’s development

Compensation for participation will be provided

Results from this study will have the potential to positively influence
the diagnostic process of ASD
All studies take place at the
MIND Institute, located at:
2825 50th St.
Sacramento, CA 95817
For a map and directions,
visit our website at:
mindinstitute.ucdavis.edu.
Autism Spectrum Disorder
Children’s Autism Metabolome Project (CAMP)
CAMP Study
Do you have a child between the ages of 18-48 months with an
Autism diagnosis, or a child showing signs of Autism or
Developmental Delay?
Researchers at the UC Davis MIND Institute are carrying out a study
comparing two methods of diagnosing Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD): a
laboratory test performed on a blood sample measuring metabolic markers
and standard behavioral testing and observation by a trained psychologist.
Sign Up for Research
For more information about the
Who Can Participate?
study, please contact the
research coordinator:
Children between the ages of 18-48 months who either:

Have a clinical diagnosis of Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD)

Are showing signs of Developmental Delay or ASD

Are typically developing
Ani Movsisyan
916-703-0301
movsisyan@ucdavis.edu
Additional Information
The UC Davis MIND Institute is
What Does the Study Involve?
a collaborative international
research center, committed to

One or two visits to the MIND Institute
the awareness, understanding,

Behavioral and Psychological assessments
prevention and care of neuro-

A physical examination

A medical history review

A blood draw and a urine sample
developmental disorders.
What Else Can I Expect?
All studies take place at the
MIND Institute, located at:
2825 50th St.
Sacramento,
CA 95817

Families can receive feedback from expert Clinicians about their child’s
development
For a map and directions, visit
our website at:

Compensation for participation will be provided

Results from this study will have the potential to positively influence the
diagnostic process of ASD
mindinstitute.ucdavis.edu.
Developmental Delay
Children’s Autism Metabolome Project (CAMP)
Sign Up for Research
For more information please
contact the research
coordinator:
Ani Movsisyan
916-703-0301
movsisyan@ucdavis.edu
Additional Information
The UC Davis MIND Institute is
a collaborative international
research center, committed to
the awareness, understanding,
prevention and care of
We invite you to take part in a research study to evaluate a laboratory
neurodevelopmental disorders.
test being developed to diagnose autism spectrum disorder in early
childhood. This study compares two methods for diagnosing autism
spectrum disorder: a laboratory test performed on a blood sample
measuring metabolic markers and standard behavioral testing and
observation by a trained psychologist.
All studies take place at the
MIND Institute, located at:
2825 50th St.
Sacramento,
CA 95817
Who Can Participate?
Children between the ages of 18-48 months who either:

Have a clinical diagnosis of Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD)

Are showing signs of Developmental Delay or ASD

Are typically developing
What Does the Study Involve?

One or two visits to the MIND Institute

Completing various assessments of your child’s development

Medical history and physical exam

A blood and urine sample
What Else Can I Expect?

Families can receive feedback from expert Clinicians about their
child’s development

Compensation for participation will be provided

Results from this study will have the potential to positively influence
the diagnostic process of ASD

For a map and directions, visit
our website at:
mindinstitute.ucdavis.edu.