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New awards will be posted as they are issued.

Year Award Typesort descending Project # RFA # PI/Project Leader Institution Title Status
1999 R21 CA083211 PAR-98-067 BRADLEY, ALLAN BAYLOR COLLEGE OF MEDICINE DEVELOPMENT OF BAC ARRAY COMPARITIVE GENOMIC HYBRIDIZATI Complete
2007 R21 CA122672 RFA-CA-07-003 BEEBE, DAVID J UNIVERSITY OF WISCONSIN-MADISON MICROFLUIDIC CHANNELS FOR HIGH DENSITY, HIGH PERFORMANCE CULTURE ASSAYS Complete
2010 R21 CA132741 RFA-CA-09-004 HANSEN, KIRK C UNIVERSITY OF COLORADO DENVER METHODS FOR THE ANALYSIS OF TUMOR EXTRACELLULAR MATRIX Complete
2014 R21 CA174537 RFA-CA-13-001 TEMPST, PAUL SLOAN-KETTERING INST CAN RESEARCH IMMOBILIZED PROTEASE ACTIVITY TESTS FOR DEVELOPING FUNCTIONAL CANCER BIOMARKERS. Complete
2017 R21 CA212731 RFA-CA-16-001 DAVIS, RONALD WAYNE STANFORD UNIVERSITY Nanoneedle microrobots for single cancer cell manipulation and genome editing Complete
2009 R21 CA128718 RFA-CA-08-006 MESSMER, DAVORKA UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA SAN DIEGO REAL TIME QUANTITATIVE MULTIPLEX ANALYSIS OF CELL-CELL INTERACTIONS Complete
2013 R21 CA177402 RFA-CA-12-002 ONG, SHAO-EN UNIVERSITY OF WASHINGTON KINASE PROFILING WITH QUANTITITATIVE CHEMOPROTEOMICS Complete
2000 R21 CA086248 PAR-99-102 DABORA, SANDRA L BRIGHAM AND WOMEN'S HOSPITAL MUTANT ANALYSIS OF TSC1 & TSC2 IN TSC RELATED DISORDERS Complete
2002 R21 CA097516 PAR-01-104 VIDAL, MARC DANA-FARBER CANCER INSTITUTE A C. ELEGANS LOCALIZATION-OF-EXPRESSION MAPPING PROJECT Complete
2005 R21 CA112145 RFA-CA-05-002 POOLE, LESLIE B WAKE FOREST UNIVERSITY HEALTH SCIENCES PROFILING OF REDOX-SENSITIVE SIGNALING PROTEINS Complete
2008 R21 CA120742 RFA-CA-07-033 WANG, TZA-HUEI JOHNS HOPKINS UNIVERSITY NANOBIOSENSING METHOD FOR POINT MUTATION DETECTION OF CANCER Complete
2011 R21 CA155543 RFA-CA-10-001 GULLEY, MARGARET L UNIV OF NORTH CAROLINA CHAPEL HILL ENHANCED FORMALIN FIXATION TO IMPROVE TESTS ON SOLID TISSUES Complete
2015 R21 CA183686 RFA-CA-14-003 IAFRATE, ANTHONY JOHN MASSACHUSETTS GENERAL HOSPITAL HIGHLY MULTIPLEXED FISH FOR IN SITU GENOMICS Complete
2018 R21 CA223901 RFA-CA-17-010 BRENT, ROGER FRED HUTCHINSON CANCER RESEARCH CENTER Precision controllers of mammalian gene expression Active
2021 R21 CA256128 CA20-017 DEININGER, MICHAEL W VERSITI WISCONSIN, INC. A Bioluminescent Assay for Direct Measurement of Sirtuin Activity in Cancer Cells Complete
1999 R21 CA083208 PAR-98-067 SINGER, ROBERT H YESHIVA UNIVERSITY FISH AND CHIPS--SINGLE CELL EXPRESSION OF CANCER GENES Complete
2004 R21 CA107785 PAR-01-104 MAYER, BRUCE J UNIVERSITY OF CONNECTICUT SCH OF MED/DNT A HIGH- MULTIPLEXED PHOSPHOTYROSINE PROFILING ASSAY Complete
2007 R21 CA126761 RFA-CA-07-003 MUNN, LANCE L MASSACHUSETTS GENERAL HOSP MICROFLUIDIC DEVICE FOR ISOLATING RARE BLOOD CELLS Complete
2010 R21 CA151159 RFA-CA-09-004 TSENG, HSIAN-RONG UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA LOS ANGELES 3D-NANOSTRCUTURED SUBSTRATES FOR DETECTION OF CIRCULATING TUMOR CELLS Complete
2014 R21 CA177395 RFA-CA-13-001 RIETHMAN, HAROLD WISTAR INSTITUTE A NOVEL SINGLE-MOLECULE TELOMERE CHARACTERIZATION TECHNOLOGY FOR ANALYZING CANCER Complete
2017 R21 CA212827 RFA-CA-16-001 WONG, WESLEY PHILIP BOSTON CHILDREN'S HOSPITAL Single-molecule mechanical detection of protein and microRNA cancer biomarkers Complete
2009 R21 CA132075 RFA-CA-08-006 RIEHN, ROBERT NORTH CAROLINA STATE UNIVERSITY RALEIGH EPIGENETIC PROFILING BY NEAR-FIELD UV-RAMAN SCATTERING IN NANOCHANNELS Complete
2013 R21 CA177393 RFA-CA-12-002 FAN, RONG YALE UNIVERSITY HIGH-THROUGHPUT, MULTIPLEXED DETECTION OF MIRNA BIOMARKERS IN SINGLE CANCER CELLS Complete
2020 R21 CA229024 RFA-CA-19-019 HUR, SOOJUNG CLAIRE JOHNS HOPKINS UNIVERSITY Development of a microfluidic primary cell editing platform (pCEP) for personal gene therapy Active
2000 R21 CA088258 PAR-99-102 WEIER, HEINZ-ULRICH G UNIVERSITY OF CALIF-LAWRENC BERKELEY LAB SPECTRAL IMAGING FOR PHENOTYPE ANALYSIS OF CANCER CELLS Complete
2002 R21 CA086330 PAR-01-106 BEITZ, ALVIN JAMES UNIVERSITY OF MINNESOTA TWIN CITIES IN VIVO ANALYSIS OF TUMOR PEPTIDE SECRETION Complete
2005 R21 CA112418 RFA-CA-05-002 FRANK-KAMENETSKII, MAXIM D BOSTON UNIVERSITY FLUORESCENCE IN SITU DETECTION OF SHORT DNA SEQUENCES Complete
2008 R21 CA132700 RFA-CA-07-033 KOIDE, SHOHEI UNIVERSITY OF CHICAGO HIGH-PERFORMANCE AFFINITY REAGENTS FOR PEPTIDE EPITOPES Complete
2011 R21 CA155478 RFA-CA-10-001 HRUDKA, BRIAN BIOSPECIMEN PROCUREMENT SOLUTIONS, INC. DEVELOPMENT OF A SYSTEM (DEVICES AND PROTOCOLS) TO IMPROVE BIOSPECIMEN PRESERVATI Complete
2015 R21 CA186799 RFA-CA-14-003 DRAKE, RICHARD R. MEDICAL UNIVERSITY OF SOUTH CAROLINA DIRECT TUMOR GLYCAN PROFILING ON TISSUE MICROARRAYS Complete
2018 R21 CA217735 RFA-CA-17-010 ENGLER, ADAM JEFFREY UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, SAN DIEGO Developing Adhesome Technology as a Physical Marker of Highly Metastatic Cells Complete
2021 R21 CA251027 CA20-017 SCHULMAN, REBECCA JOHNS HOPKINS UNIVERSITY Secretion responsive Hydrogels for Identification of Functional single T cells (SHIFT) Complete
1999 R21 CA083204 PAR-98-067 SHACKNEY, STANLEY E ALLEGHENY-SINGER RESEARCH INSTITUTE MOLECULAR PROFILING OF CELLS BY LASER SCANNING CYTOMETRY Complete
2004 R21 CA107943 PAR-01-104 ZHAO, YINGMING UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS SW MED CTR/DALLAS A NOVEL PROTEOMICS TECHNOLOGY FOR PROTEIN FARNESYLATION Complete
2007 R21 CA125473 RFA-CA-07-015 SAVRAN, CAGRI PURDUE UNIVERSITY WEST LAFAYETTE LABEL-FREE DETECTION OF CANCER MARKERS USING APTAZYME-BASED AMPLIFICATION Complete
2010 R21 CA143282 RFA-CA-09-006 WALDMAN, TODD A GEORGETOWN UNIVERSITY DEVELOPMENT AND APPLICATION OF ENDOGENOUS EPITOPE TAGGING TECHNOLOGY IN HUMAN CEL Complete
2014 R21 CA174573 RFA-CA-13-001 KUMAR, SANJAY UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA BERKELEY MOLECULAR ANALYSIS OF PHYSICAL MICROENVIRONMENTAL CONTROL OF TUMOR CELL INVASION Complete
2017 R21 CA212907 RFA-CA-16-001 KARGINOV, ANDREI V UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS AT CHICAGO Engineered regulation of tyrosine phosphatase activity in living cells NCE
2003 R21 CA099089 PAR-01-104 FERRARI, MAURO OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY NANOMECHANICAL METHOD FOR MOLECULAR ANALYSIS OF CANCER Complete
2009 R21 CA138359 RFA-CA-08-007 YEN, YUN CITY OF HOPE/BECKMAN RESEARCH INSTITUTE ULTRAHIGH SENSITIVE, PERSONALIZED MONITORING OF LYMPHOMA RELAPSE USING BLOOD SPEC Complete
2013 R21 CA177535 RFA-CA-12-002 LIOTTA, LANCE ALLEN GEORGE MASON UNIVERSITY PROTEIN PAINTING REVEALS HIDDEN PROTEIN-PROTEIN INTERACTION DOMAINS Complete
2020 R21 CA236612 RFA-CA-19-019 REVZIN, ALEXANDER MAYO CLINIC ROCHESTER A microfluidic cell culture platform for personalizing pancreatic cancer therapies Active
2000 R21 CA088323 PAR-99-102 GALE, JAMES M UNIVERSITY OF NEW MEXICO MOLECULAR STAGING OF HUMAN SQUAMOUS CELL SKIN CANCER Complete
2002 R21 CA095941 PAR-01-106 DYNAN, WILLIAM S MEDICAL COLLEGE OF GEORGIA (MCG) LASER CAPTURE MICROSCOPY AND 2D-DIGE: CANCER PROTEOMICS Complete
2005 R21 CA114157 RFA-CA-05-002 BROWN, KATHLYNN C UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS SW MED CTR/DALLAS A HIGH THROUGHPUT DIAGNOSTIC ASSAY FOR LUNG CANCER Complete
2008 R21 CA132806 RFA-CA-07-033 MORRISON, TOM B BIOTROVE, INC. STANDARDIZED NANOARRAY PCR FOR GENE EXPRESSION PROFILING OF LUNG CANCER Complete
2011 R21 CA157383 RFA-CA-10-003 FISCHBACH, CLAUDIA CORNELL UNIVERSITY MINERALIZED 3-D TUMOR MODELS TO STUDY BREAST CANCER BONE METASTASIS Complete
2015 R21 CA193001 RFA-CA-14-003 PRATX, GUILLEM STANFORD UNIVERSITY HIGH-THROUGHPUT RADIONUCLIDE COUNTING AND SORTING OF SINGLE CELLS Complete
2018 R21 CA223836 RFA-CA-17-010 FIELDS, RYAN C WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY Advancing Cancer Biology, Diagnostics and Therapeutics Outside of the Patient: Creation of a Novel, Autologous, Ex Vivo, Vascularized Model of the Tumor Microenvironment NCE
2022 R21 CA267012 CA21-003 SNYDER, JOSHUA CLAIR DUKE UNIVERSITY Mouse Paint: A massively combinatorial approach for illuminating tumor heterogeneity in True Color Active

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