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ALSF Funded Research Projects

Project Title	Institution / Principal Investigator(s)	Grant Type	Year	State
Novel Therapeutic Target in Leukemia Stem Cells	Cincinnati Children's Hospital Medical Center / James Mulloy	Innovation Grants	2010	Ohio
A New York Based Pediatric Oncology Developmental Therapeutics Program	Columbia University / Julia Glade Bender, MD	Phase I/II Infrastructure Grants	2010	New York
A novel compound for treatment of T cell leukemia	Huntsman Cancer Institute / Nikolaus Trede	Innovation Grants	2010	Utah
The role of PDE4B in Racial Disparities in Outcome of Childhood Acute Lymphoblastic Leukemia	St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital / Jun Yang	Young Investigator Grants	2010	Tennessee
Characterization and Targeting of Novel Activating BRAF Mutations in Pediatric Brain Tumors	Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia / Angela Waanders, MD, MPH	Young Investigator Grants	2010	Pennsylvania
Molecular diagnostic, prognostic, and therapeutic approaches toward Ewing sarcoma.	Huntsman Cancer Institute / Stephen Lessnick	Innovation Grants	2009	Utah
Identifying Rare Genetic Variants Involved in High Risk Pediatric Leukemia Via Pooled Sequencing	Washington University / Todd Druley, MD, PhD	'A' Award Grants	2009	Missouri
Neuronal Damage, Neurocognitive Losses and Quality of Life Following High-Dose Chemotherapy in Children with Brain Tumors	Children’s Hospital Los Angeles / Mary Nelson	Nurse Researcher Grants	2009	California
A Pilot Study of the Feasibility and Acceptability of an Interactive Computerized Symptom Assessment Tool to Assess Disease and Treatment-Related Symptoms Experienced by Children with Cancer	University of California San Francisco / Tina Baggott, RN, PhD, PNP	Nurse Researcher Grants	2009	California
Exploring a novel immunotherapy: cooperation of endogenous CD8+ t-cells and exogenous, allogeneic CD4+ t-cells.	The Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine / Heather Symons	Young Investigator Grants	2009	Maryland

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