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ALSF Funded Research Projects

Project Title	Institution / Principal Investigator(s)	Grant Type	Year	State
Modeling anaplastic medulloblastoma using cerebellar stem cells	Duke University / Robert Wechsler-Reya, PhD	Innovation Grants	2009	North Carolina
Targeted regulation of acetylation as novel therapy for Ewing sarcoma.	Georgetown University / Jeffrey Toretsky	Innovation Grants	2009	District of Columbia
Molecular diagnostic, prognostic, and therapeutic approaches toward Ewing sarcoma.	Huntsman Cancer Institute / Stephen Lessnick	Innovation Grants	2009	Utah
Linking mitogenic sonic hedgehog signaling to the oncogene Yap 1 in neural stem/progenitor cells and medulloblastoma.	Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center / Anna Kenney, PhD	Innovation Grants	2009	New York
Pharmacogenomics of childhood AML susceptibility and treatment response.	Children's Hospital of Philadelphia / Richard Aplenc	Innovation Grants	2009	Pennsylvania
BH3 profiling to define therapy resistance classes in neuroblastoma.	Children's Hospital of Philadelphia / Michael Hogarty	Innovation Grants	2009	Pennsylvania
Adaptation of acute lymphoblastic leukemia (ALL) to the post-transplant allogeneic environment.	University of Rochester / Craig Mullen	Innovation Grants	2009	New York
Targeting wnt in synovial sarcoma models.	Vanderbilt University Medical Center / Josiane Eid	Innovation Grants	2009	Tennessee
MLL-based chromosomal translocations in the pathogenesis of childhood leukemia.	Children's Mercy / Erin Guest	Young Investigator Grants	2009	Missouri
Immune Stimulatory Antigen Loaded Particles (ISAPS) for the Treatment of Solid Childhood Tumors	Children's National Medical Center / Suzanne Miles	Young Investigator Grants	2009	District of Columbia

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