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All grants tagged with "Leukemia"

Genomic Studies in Pediatric AML
Alexandra Blumer
Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia
POST Program Grants, Awarded 2016
A Cell-type Specific Checkpoint Limits Proliferation in Early B Cells
Flannery Bowman
Washington University
POST Program Grants, Awarded 2016
A Computational Analysis of Altered Chromatin Structure and Hematopoietic Development in Infant Leukemia
Nishanth Uli
Washington University
POST Program Grants, Awarded 2016
Epigenetic Reprogramming for Cancer Therapy
Gregory Fishberger
Washington University
POST Program Grants, Awarded 2016
Understanding Weight Change in Adolescent Cancer Survivors
Hannah Lerner
University of North Carolina
POST Program Grants, Awarded 2016
Study the Activity of Small Molecule Inhibitor AI-10-49 in Combined Treatment of Childhood Inv(16) AML
April Solon
University of Massachusetts Medical School
POST Program Grants, Awarded 2016
RUNX1 Control of the CEBPA enhancer as a Target of Myeloid Transformation
Justin Thomas
The Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine
POST Program Grants, Awarded 2016
Assembling ALL and AML Cohorts to Analyze Center-Level Variations in Induction Mortality and Evaluate Treatment Strategies for Relapsed AML
Christy He
Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia
POST Program Grants, Awarded 2016
Comparative Effectiveness of Antibacterial Prophylaxis During Induction Chemotherapy in Children with Down Syndrome and Acute Leukemia
Lauren Hricik
Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia
POST Program Grants, Awarded 2016
Identifying Factors Regulating CD19 Alternative Splicing in Pediatric B-ALL
Antonio Muscarella
Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia
POST Program Grants, Awarded 2016

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