"Mutation screening of skeletal disease mouse models" received $227,500 per year (April. 2004 – March 2008) funding from NIH/NIAMS,
Dr. Weikuan Gu (PI)
"Identification of pathogenic pathways involved in spontaneous arthritis in
IL-1ra deficient mice" received $200,000 per year (Oct. 2003 –Sept 2007) funding from NIH/NIAMS,
Dr. Weikuan Gu (Co-PI)
"Protein Expression in Strains of Francisella tularensis" funded by
NIAID,
Dr.
George Hilliard (PI), Total Dollar Amount: ($200,000 + $84,640 F&A) per year, Period: 9/30/04 to 9/29/06
"Identification of pathogenic pathways involved in spontaneous arthritis
in IL-1ra deficient mice" received $800,000 (Oct. 2003 –Sept 2007) funding
from NIH/NIAMS, Dr.
Weikuan Gu (Co-PI)
"Mutation screening of skeletal disease mouse models" received $910,000
(April. 2004 – March 2008) funding from NIH/NIAMS,
Dr. Weikuan Gu
(PI)
Dr. Rongling Li, Co-investigator of "Evaluation of Eptifibatide in Acute
Stroke" funded by a pharmaceutical company. (2004-2005)
Dr. Rongling Li, Co-investigator of "Genetics of Cardiovascular Reactivity
in Black Youth", NIH RO1 HL 072375-01A1 (2003-2008)
Dr. Rongling Li, Investigator of "Molecular Genetic Analysis of Birth Weight Variation" funded by
Children's Foundation Research Center, Le Bonheur Children's Hospital, Memphis,
TN.
Dr. Julia Krushkal, Investigator of "Molecular genetic analysis of birth
weight variation."(R. Adkins, PI), funded by Children's Foundation Research
Center, Le Bonheur Children’s Hospital, Memphis, TN
(01/01/04-12/31/04)
Dr. Julia Krushkal, Consultant of "Genetics of cardiovascular reactivity
in black youth (B. Alpert, PI)", NIH/NHLBI R01 HL072375 (07/01/03-06/31/2008)
Dr. Julia Krushkal, Collaborator, "R21 Genetic polymorphisms in pediatric
lung injury" (M. Quasney, PI), NIH/NICHD (07/01/04-06/30/06)
Dr. Julia Krushkal, Principal Investigator of the subcontract with
University of Massachusetts, "Analysis of the genetic potential and gene
expression of microbial communities involved in the in situ bioremediation of
uranium and harvesting electrical energy from organic matter (D. Lovley, PI).
$196,460 (subcontract only)." DOE PN 02-13 (09/01/02-08/31/05)
Grant Update