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New awards will be posted as they are issued.

Year Award Type Project #sort descending RFA # PI/Project Leader Institution Title Status
2004 R21 CA107785 PAR-01-104 MAYER, BRUCE J UNIVERSITY OF CONNECTICUT SCH OF MED/DNT A HIGH- MULTIPLEXED PHOSPHOTYROSINE PROFILING ASSAY Complete
2004 R33 CA083208 PAR-01-106 SINGER, ROBERT H ALBERT EINSTEIN COL OF MED YESHIVA UNIV FISH AND CHIPS: SINGLE CELL EXPRESSION OF CANCER GENES Complete
2004 R21 CA107943 PAR-01-104 ZHAO, YINGMING UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS SW MED CTR/DALLAS A NOVEL PROTEOMICS TECHNOLOGY FOR PROTEIN FARNESYLATION Complete
2004 R21 CA103548 PAR-01-106 JAY, DANIEL G. TUFTS UNIVERSITY BOSTON PROTEOME SIGNATURES AND TARGET VALIDATION IN LYMPHOMAS Complete
2004 R44 CA107988 PAR-01-105 BALGLEY, BRIAN M CALIBRANT BIOSYSTEMS, INC. INTEGRATED TOP-DOWN/BOTTOM-UP COMPREHENSIVE PROTEOMICS Complete
2004 R43 CA108005 PAR-01-105 HEILIG, JOSEPH S SOMALOGIC, INC. APTAMER DEVELOPMENT FOR CANCER DIAGNOSIS AND MANAGEMENT Complete
2004 R21 CA107966 PAR-01-106 SCHROEDER, JANE CLOWNEY UNIVERSITY OF NORTH CAROLINA CHAPEL HILL EPIDEMIOLOGY OF ATYPICAL EPSTEIN-BARR VIRUS IN LYMPHOMA Complete
2003 R44 CA099117 PAR-01-105 NEDELKOV, DOBRIN INTRINSIC BIOPROBES, INC. AFFINITY-BASED MASS SPECTROMETRY PROTEIN ASSAYS Complete
2004 R44 CA099333 PAR-01-105 ZEBALA, JOHN A SYNTRIX BIOSYSTEMS, INC. INSTRUMENTATION FOR HIGH-RESOLUTION ANALYSIS OF CANCER Complete
2005 R21 CA111942 RFA-CA-05-003 TEMPST, PAUL SLOAN-KETTERING INSTITUTE FOR CANCER RES PEPTIDE PROFILING TECHNIQUES TO DETECT THYROID CARCINOMA Complete
2005 R33 CA111940 RFA-CA-05-003 SHIBATA, DARRYL K UNIVERSITY OF SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA HOW DO COLORECTAL CANCERS ARISE DESPITE SURVEILLANCE? Complete
2005 R21 CA111993 RFA-CA-05-002 WYMAN, ROBERT J YALE UNIVERSITY GENETIC METHODS FOR DETECTING GAP JUNCTION COMMUNICATION Complete
2005 R21 CA112148 RFA-CA-05-003 OLIVI, ALESSANDRO JOHNS HOPKINS UNIVERSITY "ENHANCEMENT OF BRAIN TUMOR IMMUNOTHERAPY BY FAS-L RNAI" Complete
2005 R21 CA112228 RFA-CA-05-002 MURPHY, JOHN R. BOSTON MEDICAL CENTER NOVEL TARGETED REAGENTS THAT MODIFY ONCOGENE EXPRESSION Complete
2005 R21 CA112145 RFA-CA-05-002 POOLE, LESLIE B WAKE FOREST UNIVERSITY HEALTH SCIENCES PROFILING OF REDOX-SENSITIVE SIGNALING PROTEINS Complete
2005 R21 CA112147 RFA-CA-05-003 HYSLOP, TERRY THOMAS JEFFERSON UNIVERSITY NONLINEAR MODELS OF MRNA EXPRESSION IN CANCER BY RT-PCR Complete
2005 R33 CA112144 RFA-CA-05-003 D'ERRICO, FRANCESCO YALE UNIVERSITY CHEMOTHERAPY WITH INJECTABLE MICRODROPLETS Complete
2005 R21 CA112149 RFA-CA-05-004 MELDRUM, DEIRDRE R. UNIVERSITY OF WASHINGTON AUTOMATED CELL PREPARATION IN TUBES FOR 3D MICROSCOPY Complete
2005 R21 CA112153 RFA-CA-05-003 HAAB, BRIAN B. VAN ANDEL RESEARCH INSTITUTE LONGITUDINAL CANCER-SPECIFIC SERUM PROTEIN SIGNATURES Complete
2005 R21 CA112220 RFA-CA-05-004 GASTON, SANDRA MARLENE BETH ISRAEL DEACONESS MEDICAL CENTER TISSUE PRINT MICROPEELS FOR MOLECULAR PROFILING CANCER Complete
2005 R21 CA112418 RFA-CA-05-002 FRANK-KAMENETSKII, MAXIM D BOSTON UNIVERSITY FLUORESCENCE IN SITU DETECTION OF SHORT DNA SEQUENCES Complete
2005 R21 CA112586 RFA-CA-05-002 GUDKOV, ANDREI V CLEVELAND CLINIC LERNER COL/MED-CWRU ISSA: NOVEL FUNCTIONAL APPROACH TO CANCER-RELATED GENES Complete
2005 R44 CA101106 RFA-CA-05-006 RUSH, JOHN CELL SIGNALING TECHNOLOGY, INC. IMMUNOAFFINITY ISOLATION OF PHOSPHOPEPTIDES Complete
2005 R43 CA112735 RFA-CA-05-006 LU, CHIUNG-MEI GENACO BIOMEDICAL PRODUCTS, INC. EXPRESSION PROFILING OF MICRORNAS WITH BEAD ARRAY Complete
2005 R33 CA112885 RFA-CA-05-003 MALKHOSYAN, SERGEI R SANFORD-BURNHAM MEDICAL RESEARCH INSTIT MOLECULAR GENOMICS OF BREAST CANCER Complete
2005 R43 CA113926 RFA-CA-05-006 MOEN, PHILLIP T ONE CELL SYSTEMS, INC DETECTING INTEGRATED HPV DNA IN IMMUNOCOMPROMISED WOMEN Complete
2005 R21 CA113917 RFA-CA-05-002 WANG, BINGHE GEORGIA STATE UNIVERSITY FLUORESCENT APTAMERS FOR GLYCOPROTEIN DETECTION Complete
2005 R21 CA114149 RFA-CA-05-003 TUNG, CHING-HSUAN MASSACHUSETTS GENERAL HOSPITAL IMAGING TUMOR ASSOCIATED FIBROBLAST ACTIVATION PROTEIN Complete
2005 R21 CA114143 RFA-CA-05-002 PUN, SUZIE H UNIVERSITY OF WASHINGTON NANOPARTICLES FOR EFFICIENT DELIVERY TO SOLID TUMORS Complete
2005 R21 CA114135 RFA-CA-05-002 KELLEY, SHANA O BOSTON COLLEGE NANOSCALE ELECTROCATALYTIC PROTEIN DETECTION 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
2005 R21 CA114167 RFA-CA-05-004 LARSON, DALE N HARVARD UNIVERSITY (MEDICAL SCHOOL) DEVELOPMENT OF AN AUTOMATED FROZEN SAMPLE ALIQUOTTER Complete
2005 R21 CA114852 RFA-CA-05-002 ZHANG, HUI INSTITUTE FOR SYSTEMS BIOLOGY PROFILE SERUM PROTEINS BY GLYCOPEPTIDE CAPTURE AND LC-MS Complete
2005 R43 CA114126 RFA-CA-05-006 LIM, MARK AMBERGEN, INC ADVANCED TECHNOLOGY FOR ASSAYING CANCER-DRUG RESISTANCE Complete
2005 R43 CA114194 RFA-CA-05-007 PHILIP, RAMILA IMMUNOTOPE, INC. IDENTIFICATION OF AUTO ANTIGENS IN OVARIAN CANCER Complete
2005 R33 CA114184 RFA-CA-05-003 FU, XIANG-DONG UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA SAN DIEGO TYPING THE TRANSCRIPTOME IN CANCER USING SPLICING ARRAY Complete
2005 R21 CA114487 RFA-CA-05-002 CHIOCCA, E. ANTONIO OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY IMAGING TRANSCRIPTIONAL ACTIVATION OF GLIOMAS Complete
2005 R21 CA114489 RFA-CA-05-002 CLAFFEY, KEVIN P. UNIVERSITY OF CONNECTICUT SCH OF MED/DNT IDENTIFICATION OF IMMUNE SELECTED BREAST CANCER ANTIGENS Complete
2004 R44 CA105539 PAR-01-105 BATTRELL, CHARLES FRED MICRONICS, INC. MICROFLUIDIC POINT-OF-CARE CANCER CELL ANALYZER Complete
2004 R44 CA099126 PAR-01-105 ZEBALA, JOHN A SYNTRIX BIOSYSTEMS, INC. ARTIFICIAL ANTIBODY MIMETICS Complete
2005 R21 CA111994 RFA-CA-05-004 MAKRIGIORGOS, G. MIKE DANA-FARBER CANCER INSTITUTE GENOME AMPLIFICATION TOLERANT TO SAMPLE DEGRADATION Complete
2005 R21 CA116079 RFA-CA-05-003 LIZARDI, PAUL M. YALE UNIVERSITY GLOBAL DNA METHYLATION PROFILES OF HEAD AND NECK CANCERS Complete
2006 R42 CA103103 RFA-CA-05-006 BAO, GANG VIVONETICS, INC. IN VIVO GENE DETECTION FOR CANCER ANALYSIS Complete
2005 R21 CA116070 RFA-CA-05-002 PANNELL, LEWIS KENNETH UNIVERSITY OF SOUTH ALABAMA AUTOMATED GLYCO-ANALYSIS OF CANCER RELATED PROTEINS Complete
2005 R21 CA107887 RFA-CA-05-002 ELLINGTON, ANDREW D UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS AUSTIN TRANSDUCING TUMOR CELL ANTIGENS TO AMPLICONS Complete
2005 R33 CA112141 RFA-CA-05-002 BAKER, JAMES R UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN AT ANN ARBOR PHOTONIC CRYSTAL FIBER PROBE FLUORESCENCE BIOSENSING Complete
2005 R21 CA116060 RFA-CA-05-003 KANDEL, EUGENE S CLEVELAND CLINIC LERNER COL/MED-CWRU REVERSIBLE PROMOTER-INSERTION FOR IN VIVO STUDIES OF MELANOMA Complete
2005 R21 CA116141 RFA-CA-05-002 KRICHEVSKY, ANNA M. BRIGHAM AND WOMEN'S HOSPITAL TARGETING MIRNA IN BRAIN TUMORS. Complete
2005 R33 CA112070 RFA-CA-05-003 FEDERSPIEL, MARK J MAYO CLINIC TECHNOLOGY TO OPTIMIZE SCFVS FOR TARGETING THERAPEUTICS Complete
2005 R33 CA116123 RFA-CA-05-004 CHAURAND, PIERRE VANDERBILT UNIVERSITY PREPARATION OF CANCER TISSUES FOR MS IMAGING OF PROTEINS Complete

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