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- 516
- Grants since 2016
- 984
Grants received
2019 · research · AARF
Neuroinflammation in Alzheimer's disease
Andrea Manole · Salk Institute for Biological Studies · funded by Alzheimer's Association
2019–2024 · research · R01
Pharmacological targeting of circadian clock components to treat glioblastoma
Satchidananda Panda · Salk Institute for Biological Studies · funded by National Institutes of Health
2019–2023 · research · R01
Exploring neural circuit mechanisms of social contact and social isolation
Kay Maxine Tye · Salk Institute for Biological Studies · funded by National Institutes of Health
2019–2024 · cooperative agreement · U19
Spinal Circuits for the Control of Dextrous Movement
Martyn D Goulding · Salk Institute for Biological Studies · funded by National Institutes of Health
2019–2024 · research · R01
Defining the anatomical, molecular and functional logic of internal copy circuits involved in dexterous forelimb behaviors
Eiman Azim · Salk Institute for Biological Studies · funded by National Institutes of Health
2019–2024 · research · R01
Pharmacological targeting of circadian clock components to treat glioblastoma
Satchidananda Panda · Salk Institute for Biological Studies · funded by National Institutes of Health
2019–2022 · research · R00
Exploring Glycobiology and Discovering Biomarkers for Pancreatic Cancer
Dannielle Engle · Salk Institute for Biological Studies · funded by National Institutes of Health
2019–2024 · research · R01
Defining the anatomical, molecular and functional logic of internal copy circuits involved in dexterous forelimb behaviors
Eiman Azim · Salk Institute for Biological Studies · funded by National Institutes of Health
2019–2024 · research · R01
Regulation of Hepatic Gluconeogenesis by the CREB:TORC2 Pathway
Marc R Montminy · Salk Institute for Biological Studies · funded by National Institutes of Health
2019–2024 · research · R01
Mitochondria-to-Nucleus Signaling in Colorectal Cancer
Diana Clare Hargreaves · Salk Institute for Biological Studies · funded by National Institutes of Health
2019–2024 · cooperative agreement · U19
Spinal Circuits for the Control of Dextrous Movement
Martyn D Goulding · Salk Institute for Biological Studies · funded by National Institutes of Health
2019 · career development · K00
Investigating the Role of BACE2 in Melanocyte Development and Melanoma Progression
Yan Zhang · Salk Institute for Biological Studies · funded by National Institutes of Health
2019–2024 · research · R01
Neural mechanisms of visual sensitivity
Thomas D Albright · Salk Institute for Biological Studies · funded by National Institutes of Health
2019–2024 · research · R01
Defining the anatomical, molecular and functional logic of internal copy circuits involved in dexterous forelimb behaviors
Eiman Azim · Salk Institute for Biological Studies · funded by National Institutes of Health
2019–2023 · research · RF1
Unbiased Epigenomic and Transcriptomic Profiling of Non-Neuronal Cells in the Mouse Brain
Nicola J Allen · Salk Institute for Biological Studies · funded by National Institutes of Health
2019–2021 · research · R21
Identifying new ultrasound-sensitive proteins
Sreekanth H. Chalasani · Salk Institute for Biological Studies · funded by National Institutes of Health
2019–2021 · career development · K99
Stress effects on circuitry regulating nigrostriatal dopamine during goal-directed action
Nick Garber Hollon · Salk Institute for Biological Studies · funded by National Institutes of Health
2019 · award
Decoding the rules of root system plasticity
Matthieu Platre · Salk Institute for Biological Studies · funded by Human Frontier Science Program
2019–2024 · research · R01
Pharmacological targeting of circadian clock components to treat glioblastoma
Satchidananda Panda · Salk Institute for Biological Studies · funded by National Institutes of Health
2019–2027 · research · R35
Spinal circuits for mechanical itch and light touch
Martyn D Goulding · Salk Institute for Biological Studies · funded by National Institutes of Health
2019–2022 · cooperative agreement · U01
Epigenomic cell-type classification and regulatory element identification in the human brain
M Margarita Behrens · Salk Institute for Biological Studies · funded by National Institutes of Health
2019–2026 · research · R35
Histidine phosphorylation as a new target for cancer therapy
Tony R. Hunter · Salk Institute for Biological Studies · funded by National Institutes of Health
2019–2023 · research · R01
Elucidating cellular activity patterns underlying spinal cord function
Axel Nimmerjahn · Salk Institute for Biological Studies · funded by National Institutes of Health
2019–2023 · research · R01
Development of methods for multi-omic analysis of DNA methylation and chromatin architecture in single cells
Jesse R Dixon · Salk Institute for Biological Studies · funded by National Institutes of Health
2019–2024 · research · R01
Epigenome-based Cell Census and Regulatory Element Discovery in the Aging Mouse Brain
Joseph R Ecker · Salk Institute for Biological Studies · funded by National Institutes of Health
2019–2027 · research · R35
Spinal circuits for mechanical itch and light touch
Martyn D Goulding · Salk Institute for Biological Studies · funded by National Institutes of Health
2019–2023 · research · R01
Elucidating cellular activity patterns underlying spinal cord function
Axel Nimmerjahn · Salk Institute for Biological Studies · funded by National Institutes of Health
2019–2023 · research · R01
Regulation of Hepatic Gluconeogenesis by the CREB:TORC2 Pathway
Marc R Montminy · Salk Institute for Biological Studies · funded by National Institutes of Health
2019–2025 · research · R01
Understanding the role of autophagy-regulated cell death in the escape from replicative crisis
Jan Karlseder · Salk Institute for Biological Studies · funded by National Institutes of Health
2019 · career development · K01
A role of chromatin remodeling complexes in beta cell dysfunction
Zong Wei · Salk Institute for Biological Studies · funded by National Institutes of Health
2019–2025 · research · R01
Epigenome-based Cell Census and Regulatory Element Discovery in the Aging Mouse Brain
Joseph R Ecker · Salk Institute for Biological Studies · funded by National Institutes of Health
2019–2023 · research · R01
Elucidating cellular activity patterns underlying spinal cord function
Axel Nimmerjahn · Salk Institute for Biological Studies · funded by National Institutes of Health
2019–2021 · research · R01
Mechanisms by which time-restricted feeding (TRF) delays the onset of age-related declines in health, cognition, and circadian rhythms
Amandine H. Chaix · Salk Institute for Biological Studies · funded by National Institutes of Health
2019–2025 · research · R33
Modeling Alzheimer's Disease Related Dementias in the Marmoset
Kuo-Fen Lee · Salk Institute for Biological Studies · funded by National Institutes of Health
2019–2024 · research · R01
Understanding the role of autophagy-regulated cell death in the escape from replicative crisis
Jan Karlseder · Salk Institute for Biological Studies · funded by National Institutes of Health
2019–2024 · research · R01
Mechanisms by which time-restricted feeding (TRF) delays the onset of age-related declines in health, cognition, and circadian rhythms
Amandine H. Chaix · Salk Institute for Biological Studies · funded by National Institutes of Health
2019–2027 · research · R35
Spinal circuits for mechanical itch and light touch
Martyn D Goulding · Salk Institute for Biological Studies · funded by National Institutes of Health
2019–2024 · research · R01
Neural mechanisms of visual sensitivity
Thomas D Albright · Salk Institute for Biological Studies · funded by National Institutes of Health
2019–2024 · research · R01
Pharmacological targeting of circadian clock components to treat glioblastoma
Satchidananda Panda · Salk Institute for Biological Studies · funded by National Institutes of Health
2019–2024 · research · R01
Elucidating cellular activity patterns underlying spinal cord function
Axel Nimmerjahn · Salk Institute for Biological Studies · funded by National Institutes of Health