Projects funded from April 2009
Institution: University of East Anglia, United Kingdom (England)
Project Title: Investigation of the balance between NF-?B and HO-1 activities in controlling apoptosis in acute myeloid leukaemia
Grant Award: £186,942.00
Institution: University of Sussex, United Kingdom (England)
Project Title: The role of Artemis in heterochromatic DNA double strand break repair
Grant Award: £169,127.00
Institution: Uppsala University, Sweden
Project Title: Regulation of vascular permeability
Grant Award: £152,745.00
Institution: Fondazione Centro San Raffaele del Monte Tabor-DIBIT, Italy
Project Title: Target validation of eIF6 in cancer prognosis and therapy
Grant Award: £124,875.00
Institution: Leiden University Medical Center, The Netherlands
Project Title: Cross-talk between p53 and TGF-beta pathways in tumour invasion
Grant Award: £198,223.00
Institution: University of Bologna, Italy
Project Title: Role of dyskerin as a tumor suppressor in human cancer
Grant Award: £91,662.00
Institution: University of Western Australia, Australia
Project Title: Characterization of the YAP oncogene as a regulator of apoptosis and cell growth
Grant Award: £214,926.00
Institution: University of Patras, Greece
Project Title: Dynamic Complexes Maintaining Genome Integrity
Grant Award: £101,100.00
Institution: Fondazione Centro San Raffaele del Monte Tabor-DIBIT, Italy
Project Title: Identification of lipid antigens expressed by leukemia cells that stimulate non-conventional CD1-restricted T cell responses
Grant Award: £204,167.00
Institution: University of Nottingham, United Kingdom (England)
Project Title: IDO Inhibitors as potential therapeutics: recruiting the immune system
Grant Award: £92,277.00
Institution: Duke -NUS Graduate Medical School, Singapore
Project Title: Mapping microRNA pathways and targets in cancer
Grant Award: £197,055.00
Institution: Istituto Europeo di Oncologia, Italy
Project Title: Histone H3 lysine 27 methylation in gliomagenesis
Grant Award: £109,281.00
Institution: Beatson Institute for Cancer Research, United Kingdom (Scotland)
Project Title: Adenosine sensing - a new cell death pathway downstream of p53
Grant Award: £172,787.00
Institution: University of Manchester, United Kingdom (England)
Project Title: Filamin A links the cytoskeleton to functional regulation of the oncogenic family of Runx transcription factors
Grant Award: £175,113.00
Institution: Marie Curie Research Institute, United Kingdom (England)
Project Title: Single molecule analysis of microtubule tip tracking proteins in vitro
Grant Award: £185,772.00
Institution: Beatson Institute for Cancer Research, United Kingdom (Scotland)
Project Title: The role of the Rac specific GEF, P-REX1, in melanoma progression
Grant Award: £223,840.00
Institution: University College London, United Kingdom (England)
Project Title: Mig6 in malignant transition of ErbB2-initiated mammary tumours
Grant Award: £147,562.00
Institution: University of Zurich, Switzerland
Project Title: Study of the role of the IL-1beta-processing inflammasome in the pathogenesis of melanoma
Grant Award: £122,917.00
Institution: University of Dundee, United Kingdom (Scotland)
Project Title: Role of redox-independent degradation of Nrf2 in drug resistance and chemoprevention
Grant Award: £198,373.00
Institution: Babraham Institute, United Kingdom (England)
Project Title: Role of ERK5 in cell transformation and p53 regulation
Grant Award: £177,728.00
Institution: IGBMC, France
Project Title: Characterisation of the function of TAF15 and the oncogenic TAF15-TEC fusion protein in co-transcriptional pre-mRNA maturation processes
Grant Award: £162,300.00
Institution: Istituto Europeo di Oncologia, Italy
Project Title: MicroRNA in Lymphomagenesis, a system biology approach. Analysis of miRNAs targets by Quantitative Proteomics
Grant Award: £109,281.00
Institution: St Georges University London, United Kingdom (England)
Project Title: MRI biomarkers of tumour response to anti-vascular therapy
Grant Award: £213,835.00
Institution: University of Edinburgh, United Kingdom (Scotland)
Project Title: Targeting and understanding the cofilin pathway in cancer
Grant Award: £193,452.00