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CONTACT PATHWAY ACTIVATION IN VASCULAR DEVICES

UT Health San Antonio

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Principal Investigator(s)
Meyer, Andrew DJ
Funded by
OREGON HEALTH SCIENCE UNIV
Collaborative Project
Active Project
Cardiovascular
Clinical Care

A PHASE III, RANDOMIZED, DOUBLE-BLIND, PLACEBO-CONTROLLED STUDY OF AEROVANC FOR THE TREATMENT OF PERSISTENT METHICILLIN-RESISTANT STAPHYLOCOCCUS AUREUS LUNG INFECTION IN CYSTIC FIBROSIS PATIENTS

UT Health San Antonio

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Principal Investigator(s)
Willey-Courand, Donna Beth
Funded by
SAVARA PHARMACEUTICALS INC.
Collaborative Project
Active Project
Infectious Disease
Clinical Care
Drug Discovery

P7C3-A20: A NOVEL DRUG TO IMPORVE AGE-RELATED DEFICITS IN VITALITY AND CONGNITION

UT Health San Antonio

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Principal Investigator(s)
Clarke, William P
Funded by
TED NASH LONG LIFE FOUNDATION
Collaborative Project
Active Project
Aging
Neuroscience
Basic Research

KDM1A INHIBITION ENHANCES ESR2 MEDIATED TUMOR SUPPRESSION IN OVARIAN CANCER

UT Health San Antonio

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Principal Investigator(s)
Sareddy, Gangadhara Reddy
Funded by
AMERICAN CANCER SOCIETY
Collaborative Project
Active Project
Cancer
Clinical Care

VANCOMYCIN POWDER FOR ACUTE, LONG-BONE, OPEN-FRACTURE INFECTION PROPHYLAXIS: A MULTICENTER, RANDOMIZED CONTROLLED TRIAL

UT Health San Antonio

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Principal Investigator(s)
Delorenzo, Robert A
Funded by
ARMY MED RESEARCH ACQUISITION ACTIVITY
Collaborative Project
Active Project
Infectious Disease
Trauma
Clinical Care

A NOVEL ANTI-BCR-ABL APPROACH FOR LEUKEMIA THERAPY

UT Health San Antonio

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Principal Investigator(s)
Rao, Hai
Funded by
CANCER PREVENTION & RESEARCH INST OF TX
Collaborative Project
Active Project
Cancer
Basic Research

ELUCIDATION OF ERIBULIN'S MECHANISMS OF ACTION THAT MODULATE THE TUMOR MICROENVIORMENT

UT Health San Antonio

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Principal Investigator(s)
Mooberry, Susan L.
Funded by
EISAI INC.
Collaborative Project
Active Project
Cancer
Basic Research

PERSONNEL AGREEMENT FOR SUNIL AHUJA

UT Health San Antonio

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Principal Investigator(s)
Ahuja, Sunil K.
Funded by
FDN FOR ADVANCING VETERANS' HEALTH RSRCH
Collaborative Project
Active Project
Infectious Disease
Clinical Care

OPTIMIZING C. TRACHOMATIS SEROVAR D MOUSE MODEL FOR EVALUATING VALERA RNA VACCINE EFFICACY

UT Health San Antonio

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Principal Investigator(s)
Zhong, Guangming
Funded by
MODERNA THERAPEUTICS
Collaborative Project
Active Project
Infectious Disease
Basic Research

MECHANISITIC STUDIES OF TISSUE-RESIDENT T CELL MATURATION IN THE KIDNEY

UT Health San Antonio

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Principal Investigator(s)
Zhang, Nu
Funded by
NIH-ALLERGY & INFECTIOUS DISEASES

After successful clearance of an infection, a significant number of memory T cells remain in both lymphoid andnon-lymphoid tissues to protect against re-infection. Tissue-resident memory T (TRM) cells are a population ofmemory T cells localized to non-lymphoid tissues without continuous re-circulation.

Collaborative Project
Active Project
Infectious Disease
Basic Research