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New awards will be posted as they are issued.

Year Award Typesort ascending Project # RFA # PI/Project Leader Institution Title Status
2006 R21 CA120681 RFA-CA-06-002 PORTEUS, MATTHEW H UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS SW MED CTR DEVELOPMENT OF GENE TARGETING IN C. ELEGANS AND D. RERIO USING ZINC FINGER Complete
2012 R21 CA160060 RFA-CA-12-002 WANG, ZHENGHE CASE WESTERN RESERVE UNIVERSITY DEVELOPING NOVEL TECHNOLOGY FOR MAPPING DYNAMIC ONCOPROTEIN INTERACTION NETWORKS Complete
2019 R21 CA236640 RFA-CA-18-002 BHATNAGAR, PARIJAT SRI INTERNATIONAL T-cell Biofactories for targeting interstitial fluid pressure Active
2000 R21 CA084740 PAR-98-067 ENGELWARD, BEVIN P. MASSACHUSETTS INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY FLUORESCENCE DETECTION OF GENETIC INSTABILITY IN MICE Complete
2002 R21 CA091351 PAR-99-100 FUTSCHER, BERNARD W UNIVERSITY OF ARIZONA MICROARRAY TECHNOLOGY TO PROFILE CPG ISLAND METHYLATION Complete
2005 R21 CA116210 RFA-CA-05-002 SPENCER, FORREST A. JOHNS HOPKINS UNIVERSITY GENOME INSTABILITY IN CELLS AND TISSUES OF THE ZEBRAFISH Complete
2008 R21 CA128628 RFA-CA-07-033 TURCHI, JOHN J INDIANA UNIV-PURDUE UNIV AT INDIANAPOLIS DEVELOPMENT OF METHODOLOGIES FOR THE ANALYSIS OF DNA REPAIR CAPACITY TO PREDICT T Complete
2011 R21 CA160129 RFA-CA-10-003 PARKER, LAURIE L. PURDUE UNIVERSITY BIOSENSOR TECHNOLOGY TO MONITOR LEUKEMIA-RELATED KINASE ACTIVITY IN PATIENT CELLS Complete
2015 R21 CA196418 RFA-CA-14-003 BIRTWISTLE, MARC R ICAHN SCHOOL OF MEDICINE AT MOUNT SINAI MULTIPLEXED, QUANTITATIVE FLUORESCENCE IMAGING IN TUMOR SECTIONS Complete
2018 R21 CA214239 RFA-CA-17-010 VAN DEVENTER, JAMES ALLEN TUFTS UNIVERSITY MEDFORD Discovering hybrid inhibitors for tumor microenvironment disruption NCE
2022 R21 CA257816 CA21-003 COUNTER, CHRISTOPHER M DUKE UNIVERSITY Adapting K-MDS to detect KRAS-mutant ctDNA Active
2007 R21 CA125284 RFA-CA-07-019 ANDERSON, KAREN S YALE UNIVERSITY UNIVERSAL TECHNOLOGY FOR PROFILING THE DYNAMICS OF NORMAL & ONCOGENIC SIGNALING Complete
2010 R21 CA138331 RFA-CA-09-008 HAKANSSON, KRISTINA UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN NOVEL APPROACHES FOR STRUCTURAL DETERMINATION OF CANCER STEM CELL GLYCANS Complete
2014 R21 CA177467 RFA-CA-13-003 WHITE, KEVIN P. UNIVERSITY OF CHICAGO MICRO-WESTERN ARRAY METHODOLOGY FOR ASSESSMENT OF PREANALYTICAL VARIABILITY IN BI Complete
2010 R21 CA143351 RFA-CA-09-008 BURKE, PETER J. UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA-IRVINE NANOELECTRODE ARRAYS FOR STUDY OF THE MOLECULAR MECHANISMS, TRIGGERS, AND INHIBIT Complete
2014 R21 CA174543 RFA-CA-13-003 ZILBERBERG, JENNY HACKENSACK UNIVERSITY MEDICAL CENTER MICROFLUIDIC APPROACH FOR THE DEVELOPMENT OF A THREE-DIMENSIONAL BONE MARROW MICR Complete
2017 R21 CA217754 RFA-CA-16-001 DICKINSON, BRYAN UNIVERSITY OF CHICAGO rePPI-i: A system for the rapid continuous evolution of protein-protein interaction inhibitors NCE
2001 R21 CA091216 PAR-99-102 ALLBRITTON, NANCY L UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA IRVINE PROFILING RAS ACTIVATED SIGNAL TRANSDUCTION PATHWAYS Complete
2009 R21 CA137704 RFA-CA-08-009 DRAKE, RICHARD R. EASTERN VIRGINIA MEDICAL SCHOOL PROXIMAL PROSTATE FLUIDS FOR PROTEIN AND MIRNA BIOMARKERS Complete
2013 R21 CA182333 RFA-CA-13-001 TAVANA, HOSSEIN UNIVERSITY OF AKRON A NOVEL HIGH THROUGHPUT TUMOR SPHEROID MICROTECHNOLOGY Complete
2006 R21 CA122630 RFA-CA-06-002 GHOSH, INDRANEEL UNIVERSITY OF ARIZONA DIRECT DETECTION OF HYPERMETHYLATION IN CANCER Complete
2012 R21 CA173164 RFA-CA-12-002 STEINMAN, RICHARD A UNIVERSITY OF PITTSBURGH AT PITTSBURGH EXOSOMAL RECOMBINASE-A TOOL TO DISSECT METASTASIS AND THE CANCER MICROENVIRONMENT Complete
2019 R21 CA236685 RFA-CA-18-002 MANALIS, SCOTT R MASSACHUSETTS INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY Building microenvironment-containing organoids from patient samples with single-cell precision Active
2000 R21 CA086365 PAR-99-100 HUNTER, IAN W MASSACHUSETTS INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY ANDROGEN RECEPTOR BIOCHIPS--PROSTATE CANCER MANAGEMENT Complete
2002 R21 CA094378 PAR-99-100 MAYER, BRUCE J UNIVERSITY OF CONNECTICUT SCH OF MED/DNT PROFILING TUMOR CELLS BY SH2 DOMAIN BINDING PATTERN Complete
2005 R21 CA111942 RFA-CA-05-003 TEMPST, PAUL SLOAN-KETTERING INSTITUTE FOR CANCER RES PEPTIDE PROFILING TECHNIQUES TO DETECT THYROID CARCINOMA Complete
2008 R21 CA126701 RFA-CA-07-033 JIN, SONG UNIVERSITY OF WISCONSIN-MADISON ULTRASENSITIVE NANOSCALE MAGNETIC SENSORS FOR LABEL-FREE ANALYSIS OF CANCER Complete
2011 R21 CA138333 RFA-CA-10-005 MO, YIN-YUAN SOUTHERN ILLINOIS UNIVERSITY SCH OF MED METHODS OF SYSTEMATIC MICRORNA TARGET VALIDATION AND IDENTIFICATION Complete
2015 R21 CA196379 RFA-CA-14-003 HAMMOND, SCOTT M UNIV OF NORTH CAROLINA CHAPEL HILL AN OPTIMIZED DESIGN FOR SINGLE COPY SHORT HAIRPIN RNAI Complete
2007 R21 CA125297 RFA-CA-07-019 KOPELMAN, RAOUL UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN NANOBIOPHOTONICS ENABLED TUMOR SURGERY AND INTRAOPERATIVE PDT Complete
2007 R21 CA125398 RFA-CA-07-019 KERR, WILLIAM GARROW H. LEE MOFFITT CANCER CTR & RES INST THE KINOMES OF NON-HODGKIN LYMPHOMA Complete
2010 R21 CA147912 RFA-CA-09-008 DIEHL, MICHAEL R RICE UNIVERSITY MULTIPLEXED REITERATIVE IMMUNOFLUORESCENCE ANALYSES VIA ENGINEERED DNA CIRCUITRY Complete
2014 R21 CA181855 RFA-CA-13-003 VARANI, JAMES UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN ISOLATION AND IN VITRO MAINTENANCE OF INTACT COLONIC CRYPTS FROM NORMAL HUMAN COL Complete
2001 R21 CA092725 PAR-99-102 SPEICHER, DAVID W. WISTAR INSTITUTE NOVEL COMPREHENSIVE PROTEOME ANALYSES OF METASTASIS Complete
2009 R21 CA134368 RFA-CA-08-009 THOMAS, NANCY E UNIV OF NORTH CAROLINA CHAPEL HILL DNA-METHYLATION PROFILING FROM FIXED MELANOCYTIC TISSUES Complete
2013 R21 CA182341 RFA-CA-13-001 WILSON, JAMES NORBERT UNIVERSITY OF MIAMI CORAL GABLES KINASE BINDING FLUORESCENT PROBES FOR ASSAYING CELLULAR RECEPTOR POPULATIONS Complete
2006 R21 CA118526 RFA-CA-06-002 FARIS, GREGORY W SRI INTERNATIONAL DROPLET CELL ARRAY ASSAYS Complete
2012 R21 CA173245 RFA-CA-12-002 CARON, MARC G. DUKE UNIVERSITY A CANCER RAINBOW MOUSE FOR THE SIMULTANEOUS ASSESSMENT OF MULTIPLE ONCOGENES Complete
2019 R21 CA236690 RFA-CA-18-002 KIM, HYUN JUNG UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS, AUSTIN A personalized colorectal cancer-on-a-chip for assessing tumor-microbiome crosstalk Active
2000 R21 CA088198 PAR-99-100 HERLYN, DOROTHEE M WISTAR INSTITUTE MOLECULAR CLONING OF HLA CLASS II TUMOR ANTIGENS Complete
2002 R21 CA089841 PAR-99-100 CLEVELAND, WILLIAM L ST. LUKE'S-ROOSEVELT INST FOR HLTH SCIS ROBOTIC PREPARATION OF CDNA SINGLE CELLS Complete
2005 R21 CA112148 RFA-CA-05-003 OLIVI, ALESSANDRO JOHNS HOPKINS UNIVERSITY "ENHANCEMENT OF BRAIN TUMOR IMMUNOTHERAPY BY FAS-L RNAI" Complete
2008 R21 CA126622 RFA-CA-07-033 CHAPUT, JOHN CHARLES ARIZONA STATE UNIVERSITY-TEMPE CAMPUS A HIGH-THROUGHPUT ROUTE TO SYNTHETIC ANTIBODIES FOR ARRAY-BASED CANCER DETECTION Complete
2011 R21 CA143362 RFA-CA-10-005 MESSMER, BRADLEY T UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA SAN DIEGO MOLECULAR EVOLUTION OF MULTIFUNCTIONAL DNA NANOPARTICLES Complete
2015 R21 CA191097 RFA-CA-14-003 PATTI, GARY JOSEPH WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY CELL-SPECIFIC ISOTOPE LABELING TO TRACK INTERCELLULAR METABOLITE EXCHANGE IN CANCER Complete
2010 R21 CA147831 RFA-CA-09-008 CHIU, DANIEL T UNIVERSITY OF WASHINGTON HIGH SENSITIVITY DETECTION AND ISOLATION OF CIRCULATING TUMOR CELLS Complete
2014 R21 CA186791 RFA-CA-13-003 SEIBEL, ERIC J UNIVERSITY OF WASHINGTON NEEDLE BIOPSY PRESERVATION AND PREPARATION FOR RAPID 3D PATHOLOGY OF PANCREAS Complete
2001 R21 CA092792 PAR-99-102 ZHOU, PENGBO WEILL MEDICAL COLLEGE OF CORNELL UNIV PROTEIN KNOCKOUT TECHNOLOGY/MOLECULAR ANALYSIS OF CANCER Complete
2009 R21 CA137721 RFA-CA-08-009 SIMBERG, DIMITRI UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA SAN DIEGO ISOLATION OF RARE CIRCULATING TUMOR CELLS FROM BLOOD USING MICROBUBBLES Complete
2013 R21 CA181859 RFA-CA-13-001 WANG, ZHENGHE CASE WESTERN RESERVE UNIVERSITY NEXT-GENERATION MOUSE GENE-TARGETING TECHNOLOGY TO MODEL TUMORIGENESIS Complete

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