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Grant Awards in Cycle XVII
Grant Awards in April 2007
Letter of Intent submission October 2006
ROTRF announces 10 grant awards for conventional and clinical research projects, and for joint ROTRF/JDRF research projects in funding Cycle XVII. read more >>
Principal Investigator | Project Title/Link |
1. Grant Awards in Cycle XVII | |
1.1 Conventional Research Grants - Cycle XVII | |
Dr Reza Abdi Brigham and Women's Hospital, Boston, USA |
The Role of Donor Dendritic Cells in Promotion of Tolerance |
Dr David M. Briscoe Children’s Hospital Boston, Boston, USA |
The Role of the Vasculature in Transplant Rejection or Long-term Transplant Survival |
Dr Donna L. Farber University of Maryland School of Medicine, Baltimore, USA |
The Role of Memory T Cells in Transplant Rejection |
Dr Franck Halary INSERM, Bordeaux, France |
Study of Cytomegalovirus/dendritic Cells Interplays in Kidney Transplantation |
Dr Angus W. Thomson University of Pittsburgh, Pittsburgh, USA |
Regulation of Immune Responses in the Liver and Following Liver Transplantation |
1.2 Clinical Research Grants - Cycle XVII | |
Prof. John Andrew Kirby University of Newcastle, Newcastle-upon-Tyne, UK |
Examination of Bile Duct Changes after Liver Transplantation |
Dr Richard S. Mangus Indiana University, Indianapolis, USA |
Use of Extended Criteria Donor Organs in Liver Transplantation |
Dr Alberto Sanchez-Fueyo Hospital Clinic Barcelona, Barcelona, Spain |
Impact of Hepatitis C Virus Infection on the Acquisition of Tolerance after Liver Transplantation |
2. ROTRF/JDRF Joint Grant Awards - Cycle XVII | |
2.1 Conventional ROTRF/JDRF Joint Grant Awards - Cycle XVII | |
Dr Jane H. Buckner Benaroya Research Institute, Seattle, USA |
Induction of Minor Histocompatibility Specific T Regulatory Cells as a Therapy of Transplant Rejection |
2.2 Clinical ROTRF/JDRF Joint Grant Awards - Cycle XVII | |
Dr Mark Howard Siegelman University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center, Dallas, USA |
Use of a Unique Marker to Identify Cells that can Control Transplant Rejection |