Example of Recent Research Grants (2011)
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University of Chicago - $125,000 for the study of non-invasive delivery of stem cells as therapeutic vehicles to the brain tumors.
Florida State University - $93,750 for the study of phosphoprotein signatures of human triple-negative breast cancer.
Michigan State University - $138,431 for the study of using bioinformatic methods to dissect tumor development and develop therapy.
University of Michigan - $137,376 for pilot studies on the anti-tumor capacity of novel catalytic nanoparticles.
New York University School of Medicine - $178,199 for the study of novel epigenetic regulators for melanoma therapy.
Penn State College of Medicine - $125,000 for the study of targeting of cellular energy metabolism as novel anticancer therapy.
Purdue University - $125,000 for the study of Plk1 in chemoresistance of cancer.
University of Wisconsin - $154,250 for the study of novel combination therapy for prostate cancer.
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