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The following list of grant projects engaged the Genomics Center to further their research efforts.
Stephen Carper Natural and alternative treatments that regulate stress protein expression — significance in breast cancer cell lines and tumor outcomes, CDMRP, $1,796,629, Jan. 1, 2006–Dec. 31, 2008
Ron Gary Title: “Senescence Signaling Through p53” PHS 2590 form (INBRE grant renewal, noncompeting) PI of subaward project: R. Gary, project title as above Overall INBRE PI: Lee Weber, UNR Agency: INBRE (Idea Networks of Biomedical Research Excellence) NIH role: PI Term: June 2006–May 2007 (year two of INBRE) Total award amount: $136,000 in direct costs to individual investigator subproject (to PI R. Gary) for year two of INBRE
Q.J. Shen The mechanism of a rice WRKY gene in suppressing gibberellin responses in aleurone cells, USDA, $317,807, July 1, 2007–June 30, 2010 WRKY transcription factors that regulate plant responses to drought stress: tools to aid plant productivity enhancement, USDA, $349,783, July 1, 2007–June 30, 2010 Is the GA signaling network a universal mechanism controlling plant seed germination? NSF Plant Genome, $1,150,219, July 1, 2006–June 30, 2009
Helen Wing National Institutes of Health: National Institutes of Allergy and Infectious Disease “Exploring the roles and regulation of the Shigella protease,” July 1, 2007–June 30, 2009, $275,000
Frank van Breukelen 2005–2010 National Science Foundation, DBI-0448396 Career: Protein metabolism in hibernators ($745,000, PI) 2005–2007 National Institutes of Health IDeA: Networks of Biomedical Research Excellence, 2 P20 RR016464 Ischemia in hibernators ($140,000 direct costs/year, one of six invited investigators from Nevada participating in the $17,267,463 grant, PI Lee Weber) 2004–2007 National Science Foundation, DBI-0421519 MRI: Acquisition of microarray instrumentation and a high throughput capillary sequencer for biological research (NSF funds $246,458, total project cost $353,336, PI)
James Raymond Collaborative research: Function and diversity of ice-binding proteins in Antarctic sea ice diatoms, March 1, 2007–March 1, 2010, $167,000
J. Williams Granting Agency: NIH Specific institute: NIAMS (National Institute of Arthritis and Musculoskeletal and Skin Diseases) Grant type: Ruth L. Kirschstein National Research Service Award (NRSA) Application ID: 1F32AR055033-01 Award document number: FAR055033A Priority score: 151 Title: The effect of oxidative stress on muscle damage and functional senescence
Steve Roberts and Michelle Elekonich Effect of Age, Behavioral Development and Activity on Honey Bee Senescence and Tissue Damage, NSF, January 2007–January 2010, $663,862
Allen Gibbs and D. Hoshizaki 2007–2010 National Science Foundation, $518,846, Energetic Homeostasis During Metamorphosis, Co-PI with D.K. Hoshizaki (PI) 2007–2010 National Science Foundation, ~$800,000, Environmental Genomics of a Model Desert Organism, PI with W.E. Etges (co-PI)
