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All grants tagged with "Hepatoblastoma"

IL7 signaling enhanced CAR T cells to treat pediatric solid tumors
Haydee Rochits Cueto
Baylor College of Medicine
POST Program Grants, Awarded 2024
Synthetic gene expression regulator switches (SynGERS) expressed in CAR T cells to cure children with solid tumors
Andras Heczey, MD
Baylor College of Medicine
R Accelerated Award Grants, Awarded 2023
Synthetic Gene Expression Regulatory Switches (SynGERS) for Improved CAR T Cell Function in Pediatric Solid Tumors
Leidy Diana Caraballo Galva, PhD
Baylor College of Medicine
Young Investigator Grants, Awarded 2023
Synthetic Gene Expression Regulatory Switch engineered CAR T cells for children with cancer
Yaery Jazmin Salvador Lopez
Baylor College of Medicine
POST Program Grants, Awarded 2023
Cancer Risk in Simpson-Golabi-Behmel-Syndrome
Alex Nisbet
Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia
POST Program Grants, Awarded 2023
Functional Characterization of Genes that Drive Hepatoblastoma
Jessica H. Knapp
Children’s Hospital of Pittsburgh
POST Program Grants, Awarded 2023
IND-Enabling Studies for WNTinib, a Novel Selective Therapeutic for CTNNB1 Mutant Hepatoblastomas
Ernesto Guccione, PhD & Josep Llovet, MD & Arvin Dar, PhD
Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai
Reach Grants, Awarded 2021
Characterization of genome-wide methylation signatures in Beckwith-Wiedemann syndrome
Kathleen Wang
Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia
POST Program Grants, Awarded 2019
Cancer Risk and Incidence in Beckwith-Wiedemann Syndrome
Jennifer Kalish, MD/PhD
Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia
Epidemiology Grants, Awarded 2019
Targeted Inhibition of Lin28/let-7 Binding to Treat Pediatric Malignancy
George Q. Daley, MD/PhD
Boston Children’s Hospital
Innovation Grants, Awarded 2016

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