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ALSF Funded Research Projects

Project Title	Institution / Principal Investigator(s)	Grant Type	Year	State
Targeting MYCN-amplified Neuroblastoma Through RORalpha Activation	Baylor College of Medicine / Eveline Barbiere, MD	Innovation Grants	2016	Texas
Validation of microRNAs as valid targets in a pediatric sarcoma	University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center / Mark Hatley	Young Investigator Grants	2011	Texas
Using Neurofibromatosis-1 (NF1) to understand Pediatric Brain Tumor Initiation	MD Anderson Cancer Center / Yuan Pan, PhD	Young Investigator Grants	2020	Texas
Combining Oncolytic Vaccinia Virus with GD2.CAR-modified Vaccinia Virus-specific T-cells for the Treatment of Relapsed Neuroblastoma and Sarcoma	Baylor College of Medicine / Cliona Rooney, PhD	Reach Grants	2013	Texas
RNA Methylation in Metabolically Disrupted Pediatric Cancers	University of Texas Health Science Center at San Antonio / Patricia Dahia, MD/PhD	Innovation Grants	2018	Texas
The Meaning of Adolescents' Eating Experiences during Bone Marrow Transplant Recovery.	Baylor College of Medicine / Cheryl Rodgers, PhD, RN	Nurse Researcher Grants	2007	Texas
Comprehensive Analysis of Risk Factors for Pediatric Cancers Using the Utah Population Database	Huntsman Cancer Institute / Joshua Schiffman, MD	Epidemiology Grants	2010	Utah
Identification of predisposition genes for Ewing sarcoma segregating in high-risk pedigrees	Huntsman Cancer Institute / Lisa Cannon-Albright, PhD	Innovation Grants	2012	Utah
Is SIRT5 a Therapy Target in Acute Lymphoblastic Leukemia?	University of Utah / Michael Deininger, MD/PhD	Innovation Grants	2018	Utah
GSTM4, a novel target for treating Ewing sarcoma.	Huntsman Cancer Institute / Wen Luo	Young Investigator Grants	2009	Utah

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