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NIHNATIONAL CANCER INSTITUTE

Pilot Projects and Trans-Network Activities Core

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Institution
Washington University, MO
Principal investigator
Brian Andrew Van Tine
Funding
$169K
Duration
2017–2028
Open portfolio

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Abstract

PILOT PROJECTS AND TRANS-NETWORK ACTIVITIES CORE - SUMMARY The goal of the Pilot Projects and Trans-Network Activities Core is to support the development of research projects using PDX models that will advance the mission of the PDTC and PDXNet. The core will help to foster collaborative, translational research both within the PDTC and across the PDXNet by establishing two annual $50,000 awards. The goal of these supported projects will be to support the translational goals of the PDTC to advance translational research through the use of PDX models or, research methods to enhance experimental validation and reproducibility across PDTCs and the PDXNet. Pilot projects may support the development and integration of new technologies into the PDXNet program. Collaborative, PDXNet pilot projects may also be used for Cross-Network studies to establish best practice standards for research using PDX models. The Core will also engage non-PDXNet investigators, providing collaborative opportunities to use well-characterized PDX models that recapitulate human disease and further the reach of the NCI PDXNet program.

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