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ALSF Childhood Cancer Research Grants

With your support, we have been able to fund outstanding research, leading toward cures and improved quality of life for children with cancer. Browse through more than 1,500 funded projects below.

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ALSF Funded Research Projects

Project Title Institution / Principal Investigator(s) Grant Type Year State
Expanding access to new agents for children with refractory cancers: the experimental therapeutics program at Children's Hospital of Colorado. Children’s Hospital Colorado / Lia Gore, MD Phase I/II Infrastructure Grants 2009 Colorado
Targeting wnt in synovial sarcoma models. Vanderbilt University Medical Center / Josiane Eid Innovation Grants 2009 Tennessee
Adaptation of acute lymphoblastic leukemia (ALL) to the post-transplant allogeneic environment. University of Rochester / Craig Mullen Innovation Grants 2009 New York
BH3 profiling to define therapy resistance classes in neuroblastoma. Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia / Michael Hogarty Innovation Grants 2009 Pennsylvania
Pharmacogenomics of childhood AML susceptibility and treatment response. Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia / Richard Aplenc Innovation Grants 2009 Pennsylvania
Linking mitogenic sonic hedgehog signaling to the oncogene Yap 1 in neural stem/progenitor cells and medulloblastoma. Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center / Anna Kenney, PhD Innovation Grants 2009 New York
Molecular diagnostic, prognostic, and therapeutic approaches toward Ewing sarcoma. Huntsman Cancer Institute / Stephen Lessnick Innovation Grants 2009 Utah
Targeted regulation of acetylation as novel therapy for Ewing sarcoma. Georgetown University / Jeffrey Toretsky Innovation Grants 2009 District of Columbia
Modeling anaplastic medulloblastoma using cerebellar stem cells Duke University / Robert Wechsler-Reya, PhD Innovation Grants 2009 North Carolina
Metabolic control of p53 activation in T-ALL. Duke University / Jeffrey Rathmell Innovation Grants 2009 North Carolina

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