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Microarray-Relevant NIH Grants in Fiscal Year 2006, Apr. 9 — May 14
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| Organization Name, City, State |
PI Name | Project Title |
Award
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| BioNanomatrix, Philadelphia |
Cao, Han | High resolution analysis of linear genomic DNA in parallel nanochannel arrays |
$132,000
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| Children's Hospital Boston, Boston |
Szallasi, Zoltan | Extracting reliable information from microarray data |
$196,234
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| Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory, Cold Spring Harbor, NY |
Stewart, David | CSHL course: making and using DNA microarrays |
$57,421
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| Columbia University Health Sciences, New York |
Lipkin, Walter Ian | Pathogen discovery in chronic lung disease by mass tag PCR and microarray |
$402,500
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| Columbia University, New York |
Morrison, Barclay | Elastomeric microeletrode array for in vitro brain |
$180,110
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| GenTel BioSurfaces, Madison, Wisc. |
Strother, Todd | Rapid and inexpensive biochip-based allergy testing |
$667,226
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| Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory, Berkeley, Calif. |
Wang, Daojing | Nanoarrays in mass spectrometry for proteomic and metabolomic applications |
$208,719
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| Life Biomed, Ellicott City, Md. |
Denkin, Steven | Microarray detection of MDR-TB |
$276,458
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| Quintessence Biosciences, Madison, Wisc. |
Trubetskoy, Vladimir | SPR microarrays for drug absorption profiling |
$131,199
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| Sidney Kimmel Cancer Center, San Diego |
Welsh, John | Cancer vertical arrays |
$260,550
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| Stanford University, Stanford, Calif. |
Brown, Patrick | Gene expression in cancer by microarray hybridization |
$458,594
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| Ronaghi, Mostafa | Pyrosequencing array for genome sequencing |
$575,851
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| University of California, San Diego |
Fu, Xiangdong | Typing the transcriptome in cancer using splicing array |
$484,793
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| University of Medicine and Dentistry of New Jersey, Piscataway, NJ |
Foran, David J | Collaborative systems for analyzing tissue microarrays |
$295,577
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| University of Texas Southwest Medical Center, Dallas |
Cooper, Donald | DNA microarray analysis of neuronal excitability |
$160,790
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| Wake Forest University Health Sciences, Winston-Salem, NC |
Gu, Qiang | Antibody microarray analysis — visual cortex development |
$140,128
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Microarray-Relevant NIH Grants in Fiscal Year 2006, Apr. 9 — May 14
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