Grants
Active
1) National Institute of Allergy/Infectious Diseases, 2R01AI050050-05A1, February 1 of 2006 to January 31 of 2011. Project title: “Structural specificity of heparan sulfate for herpes infection” (Principal Investigator). Direct cost $226,000/yr for five years, 15% effort.
2) National Heart, Lung and Blood Institute. 1R01HL094463-01, February 13 of 2009 to January 31 of 2013. Project title: “In vitro synthesis of recombinant heparan sulfate” (Principal Investigator). Direct cost $286,000/yr for 4 years, 15% effort.
3) National Institute of Allergy/Infectious Diseases, 3R01AI050050-07S1, February 1 of 2008 to January 31 of 2011. Project title: “Structural specificity of heparan sulfate for herpes infection” (Principal Investigator). Direct cost $33,000/yr for three years. This grant is to support Ms. Courtney Jones’ PhD studies.
4) National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute, 3R01HL094463-01S1, July 1 of 2009 to January 31 of 2013. Project title: “In vitro synthesis of recombinant heparan sulfate” (Principal Investigator). Direct cost $33,961/yr. This grant is to support Ms. Priscilla Paul’s PhD studies.
5) National Institute of Allergy/Infectious Diseases, 1R21AI074775-01A2, August 1 of 2009 to July 31 of 2011. Project title: “Glycomics of Heparan Sulfate in Bacterial Pathogenesis” (Principal Investigator). Direct cost, $150,000/yr1 and $125,000/yr2, 10% effort.
6) National Heart, Lung and Blood Institute. 1R01HL096972-01, August 1 of 2009 to April 30 of 2014. Project title: “Development of a Bioengineered Heparin from a Non-Animal Source” (Principal Investigator, Robert J Linhardt). Role in the project: Co-PI. Direct cost $100,000/yr for Yr 1-Yr3 and $75,000/yr for Yr4-Yr5, 5% effort.
7) National Institute of Allergy/Infectious Diseases, 3R01AI050050, September 18 of 2009 to August 31 of 2010. Project title: “Structural specificity of heparan sulfate for herpes infection” (Principal Investigator). Direct cost $99,760. This grant is to purchase a LC/MS system.
8) National Institute of General Medical Sciences, 1R01GM090257-01, September 30 of 2009 to August 31 of 2011. Project title: “An artificial Golgi: Controlled GAG synthesis and screening” (Principal Investigator, Robert J Linhardt). Role in the project: Co-PI. Direct cost $55,000/yr1 and $65,000/yr 2, 3% effort.
9) National Institute of Allergy/Infectious Diseases, 3R01AI50050-9S1, May 17 of 2009 to September 30 of 2010. Project title: “Structural specificity of heparan sulfate for herpes infection” (Principal Investigator). Direct cost $5,029. This grant is to support the summer research training for Mrinalini Ramanan.
10) National Institute of General Medical Sciences, 1R01GM072667-06, June 1 of 2010 to May 30 of 2014. Project title: “Chemoenzymatic synthesis of heparan sulfate oligosaccharides- subcontract” (Principal Investigator, Xuefei Huang). Role in the project: Co-PI. Direct cost $60,000/yr for four years, 4% effort.
11) National Institute of General Medical Sciences, 1R01GM093131-01, May 1 of 2010 to April 30 of 2014. Project title: “STRUCTURE AND FUNCTION OF 3-O-SULFATION IN HEPARAN SULFATE” (Principal Investigator, Jeff Esko). Role in the project: Co-PI. Direct cost $16,000/yr for two years, 3% effort.
12) National Science Foundation, CHE-1111550, July 1 of 2011 to June 30 of 2014. Project title: “Synthesis of homogeneous heparan sulfate proteoglycans” (Principal Investigator, Xuefei Huang). Role in the project: Co-PI. Direct cost $29,000/yr for three years, 3% effort.
