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Research in applied genomics to drugs and diagnostics
New awards
February 2004
  
The TDR Working Group on and Applied Genomics to Drugs and Diagnostics
[workplan], established by the Committee on Pathogenesis and Applied Genomics [workplan], met in Boston, Massachusetts, USA in October 2003, to deliberate and recommend projects for funding by TDR. The projects listed below were selected from among a large number of applications received from investigators worldwide. The grants will be funded for one year only as pilot projects.

New grants in genome to drugs and diagnostics

These grants will be funded for one year in the first instance, and for an additional year if sufficient progress is made in the first year toward reaching the scientific objectives, and if sufficient funds are available.

Project
ID
Principal Investigator   Institution   Project Title Funding in US$

A30496

Dr Manoj Duraisingh

Harvard School of Public Health, Boston, USA

 

A forward genetics approach for identifying molecular determinants to quinoline in P. falciparum

40,000

A30526

Dr Qian Gao

Fudan University, Shanghai Medical College, China

Identification of potential new drug targets of M. tuberculosis using comparative gene expression analysis

23,300

A30462

Dr Tanya Parish

Queen Mary's of Medicine and Dentistry, Barts and the London, United Kingdom

 

High throughput directed mutagenesis in the Mycobacterium tuberculosis complex

24,000

A30535

Dr Philip Suffys

Oswaldo Cruz Foundation, FIOCRUZ, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil

Evaluation of variability and stability of small variable number tandem repeats in M. leprae for possible strain typing

29,500


TDR expresses sincere gratitude to members of the Working Group and to external reviewers for their critical assessment and contributions to the selection process.

A large number of projects were reviewed but only a few selected due to the highly competitive selection process. TDR would like to encourage those investigators who were not successful this time to continue their good work and to re-compete for funding next year (see deadline for submission of new applications).

TDR Contact: Dr Oduola

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