Microarray-Relevant
NIH Grants in Fiscal Year 2007, July 28 - Sept. 12 (Part I of II)
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Organization
Name, City, State |
PI Name | Project Title |
Award
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Akonni
Biosystems, New Market, Md. |
Chandler, Darrell | Diagnostic protein array for respiratory infections. |
$294,452
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Daitch, Charles | Microfluidic controlled gel-drop microarrays for biothreat diagnostic devices. |
$563,356
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Alphasniffer,
Boulder, Colo. |
Hacioglu, Bilge | A real-time, label-free diagnostic platform with glycan arrays. |
$200,000
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Ambion
Diagnostics, Austin, Tex. |
Ye, Fei | Bead-array for rapid risk-stratification in leukemia. |
$465,644
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Brown, David | MiRNA expression profiling. |
$466,613
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Arizona
State University, Tempe, Ariz. |
Zhang, Peiming | Fabrication of universal DNA nanoarrays for sequencing by hybridization. |
$290,329
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Arrayomics,
San Diego |
Rothwarf, David | Magnetic encoded sortable particle arrays. |
$445,470
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Benaroya Research
Institute, Seattle |
Kwok, William | Functional HLA-A*201-peptide and DR0401-peptide microarrays for type 1 diabetes. |
$256,587
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Bioforce Nanosciences,
Ames, Iowa |
Henderson, Eric | Microfabricated deposition tools for creating nanoarrays. |
$400,000
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Bionanomatrix,
Philadelphia |
Cao, Han | Hybrid nanochannel arrays for single-molecule linear, genome analysis. |
$185,310
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Boston
University, Boston |
Meller, Amit | High-throughput DNA sequencing using design polymers and nanopore arrays. |
$940,622
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Brown
University, Providence, RI |
Lau, Bonnie | Microarray discovery of hepatic biomarkers. |
$46,018
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Case
Western Reserve University, Cleveland |
Mastrangelo, Carlos | Large-scale nanopore arrays for DNA sequencing. |
$281,966
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Cellasic,
San Leandro, Calif. |
Hung, Paul | Microfluidic cell culture array for predictive toxicity screening. |
$800,039
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Cellexicon,
La Jolla, Calif. |
Huflejt, Margaret | Discovery and clinical validation of cancer biomarkers using printed glycan array. |
$423,001
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Ciencia,
East Hartford, Conn. |
Guignon, Ernest | Plasmonic fluorescence microarray detection system. |
$350,454
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Columbia
University, New York |
Lipkin, Wian | Viral arrays for biodefense. |
$962,228
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Duke
University, Durham, NC |
Skene, Pate | Neurosciences microarray center. |
$1,151,700
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Fred
Hutchinson Cancer Research Center, Seattle |
Ramirez, Arturo | Ovarian cancer biomarker discovery using scFv arrays. |
$32,266
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Genome
Data Systems, Hamilton, NJ |
Kumar, Rajan | LFMA: microfluidics-enabled microarrays. |
$205,908
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Harvard
University, Boston |
Labaer, Joshua | Biomarker detection using NAPPA tumor antigen arrays. |
$428,723
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Indevr,
Boulder, Colo. |
Rowlen, Kathy | Advanced microarray technology for pathogen surveillance. |
$504,273
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Indiana
University, Indianapolis |
Edenberg, Howard | Indiana gene array core. |
$173,995
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Jackson
Laboratory, Bar Harbor, Maine |
Shockley, Keith | ANOVA-based approaches to time-series microarray data. |
$49,928
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Johns
Hopkins University, Baltimore |
Wang, Tao | X chromosome cDNA microarray screening and functional study of novel XLMR genes. |
$243,950
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Irizarry, Rafael | Software for the statistical analysis of microarray probe level data. |
$303,446
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