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    Expression Profiling And Defining Gene Pathways: A Genomic Based Approach To Defining Angiogenic Growth Factor Function

    Funder
    National Health and Medical Research Council
    Funding Amount
    $425,000.00
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    Development Of Statistical Methodologies And Application To Clinical Cancer Studies

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    National Health and Medical Research Council
    Funding Amount
    $428,065.00
    Summary
    Integrating different layers of information coming from the recent ‘-omics’ technologies can help improving the treatment and the prevention of complex diseases. In particular, the identification of molecular markers of different types can be used for better diagnostics and prognosis in cancer and immune diseases. This project will develop innovative statistical solutions to handle and make sense of the vast amount of biological data that are routinely generated in the laboratories.
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    Identification And Functional Characterisation Of Novel Ovarian Cancer Oncogenes Tumour Suppressor Genes

    Funder
    National Health and Medical Research Council
    Funding Amount
    $452,234.00
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    Impact Of Pneumococcal Vaccination And Environmental Factors On Pneumococcal Carriage And Disease.

    Funder
    National Health and Medical Research Council
    Funding Amount
    $455,872.00
    Summary
    Pneumonia is the leading killer of children <5y of age worldwide, and the pneumococcal bacterium is a common cause. Pneumococci are carried in the noses of healthy children. In this project we will determine 1) whether carriage can be used to monitor the impact of vaccination in resource-poor settings, 2) the effect of new vaccines on ear disease and transmission using infant mouse models and 3) if exposure to smoke effects the ability of pneumococci to cause disease and altered gene expressi .... Pneumonia is the leading killer of children <5y of age worldwide, and the pneumococcal bacterium is a common cause. Pneumococci are carried in the noses of healthy children. In this project we will determine 1) whether carriage can be used to monitor the impact of vaccination in resource-poor settings, 2) the effect of new vaccines on ear disease and transmission using infant mouse models and 3) if exposure to smoke effects the ability of pneumococci to cause disease and altered gene expression.
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    Understanding Gene Regulation In Disease Using High Throughput Sequencing

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    National Health and Medical Research Council
    Funding Amount
    $415,218.00
    Summary
    While genetics refers to the gene sequence, or DNA code, epigenetics refers to all the other factors that control how and when each gene is expressed. New technologies with the ability to sequencing billions of bases of DNA are now being used to study epigenetics. However the data sets are vast and complex. I use statistical and computational approaches in the emerging field of bioinformatics to make sense of this data and relate genome wide disruption of epigenetic marks to diseases.
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    Improving Bioinformatic Methods For Studying Gene Regulation In Health And Disease

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    National Health and Medical Research Council
    Funding Amount
    $463,652.00
    Summary
    New methods for analysing genome-wide data will be developed to ease the data analysis bottleneck that currently exists in medical research. Modelling variation in gene expression from single cells, in screens designed to uncover gene function and assays that measure the factors that turn genes on or off will be the focus. Free software will be developed and made available to researchers worldwide to help them interpret the large and complex data sets that are now routine in genomic medicine.
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    Control Of Genome Regulation And Its Role In Human Disease

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    National Health and Medical Research Council
    Funding Amount
    $419,180.00
    Summary
    Changes in DNA can lead to differences in susceptibility to developing many diseases. The most common mechanism by which this occurs is through changing when and in which tissues disease-relevant genes get translated into proteins. My research focuses on understanding how DNA changes result in altered gene expression and how this can affect disease susceptibility. This work requires the use of high performance computing and statistical analysis of large genome-scale datasets.
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    Harnessing The Power Of Genomics To Understand Disease

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    National Health and Medical Research Council
    Funding Amount
    $470,144.00
    Summary
    The last 10 years have seen a revolution in our ability to sequence DNA and related molecules. This technological advancement has the potential to transform our knowledge of the mechanisms of development and disease. In order to harness the power of this technology, advances in analysis strategies and methods are critical to extract the important insights into these massive data sets. My research will lead the way in several major areas of bioinformatics research.
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    Role Of Neuregulins In The Central Nervous System

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    National Health and Medical Research Council
    Funding Amount
    $312,981.00
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    Genetics Of DNA Methylation And Its Role In Disease Susecptibility

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    National Health and Medical Research Council
    Funding Amount
    $428,065.00
    Summary
    DNA methylation is a chemical modification to DNA that sits on the interface of an individual's genetics and environment, which is critical for regulating many cellular processes. There is increasing evidence for a major role of variation in DNA methylation in development of disease and it provides a potential therapeutic target. This research will fill fundamental gaps in our knowledge of the genetic and environmental control of differences in levels of DNA methylation in the population.
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