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THE ROLE OF TUMOR ENDOTHELIUM-SPECIFIC PRION-LIKE PROTEIN DOPPEL (PRND) GENE IN EPITHELIAL OVARIAN CANCER

THE ROLE OF TUMOR ENDOTHELIUM-SPECIFIC PRION-LIKE PROTEIN DOPPEL (PRND) GENE IN EPITHELIAL OVARIAN CANCER

PI: Taslim Al-Hilal

Sponsor: NIH - NATIONAL CANCER INSTITUTE

Pharmaceutical Sciences

Amount awarded: $403,018

This research investigates determines whether a highly conserved membrane-associated prion-like protein doppel drives ovarian cancer progression.

Posting date: Mon, 08/22/2022

Award start date: Thu, 09/01/2022

Award end date: Sat, 08/31/2024

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