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    Deciphering The Role Of Atypical DNA Methylation In Neuronal Genome Regulation And Neurological Disorders

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    National Health and Medical Research Council
    Funding Amount
    $773,484.00
    Summary
    This research will use a combination of genomic, biochemical and functional genomics approaches to investigate the role of the atypical mCH form of DNA methylation in neuronal genome regulation and function, and provide new insights into the role of the epigenome in healthy brain function and neural pathologies.
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    Genomic Analysis Of DNA Binding And Gene Regulation By The Chromatin Remodelling Factor UBF

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    National Health and Medical Research Council
    Funding Amount
    $624,254.00
    Summary
    Synthesis of ribosomes, the cellular protein synthetic machinery, is the major anabolic event of a growing cell and is frequently dysregulated during disease such as cancer. This grant will examine a protein termed UBF that we think plays an important role in orchestrating the cellular response to dysregulated ribosome biogenesis. By understanding how UBF functions we hope to uncover novel therapeutic approaches to treat diseases associated with ribosome stress .
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    An International Whole Genome Study To Definitively Map Heritable Risk In Sarcomas

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    National Health and Medical Research Council
    Funding Amount
    $836,550.00
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    We want to understand why some people get sarcomas, and others do not. This is likely due to genetic causes, because these cancers affect the young. We now have the tools to address this question, and have created the largest and best characterised study of sarcoma families in the world upon which to apply these tools. This project will create an enduring foundation for research into the genetic basis of sarcomas for the next 20 years.
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    Benefits Of Home-based Multidisciplinary Rehabilitation In Non Small Cell Lung Cancer

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    National Health and Medical Research Council
    Funding Amount
    $581,039.00
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    Lung cancer is the third leading cause of death in Australia. People with lung cancer experience a complex mix of symptoms that can provoke significant distress and impair physical function. This study aims to develop and test a home based exercise and self-management support program to increase function and physical activity levels, reduce levels of depression and improve quality of life of people with lung cancer.
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    An MRI Study Of Emotional Processing Deficits In Childhood

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    National Health and Medical Research Council
    Funding Amount
    $578,985.00
    Summary
    The ability to recognise and process emotions in other people is fundamental to healthy social interactions. Conduct disordered children with callous and unemotional traits have difficulty recognizing fearful expressions, possibly due to lack of attention to cues such as facial expressions that healthy people naturally attend to. This study will use neuroimaging to determine if brain activity changes to look more like typically developing children if their gaze is redirected to facial cues of em .... The ability to recognise and process emotions in other people is fundamental to healthy social interactions. Conduct disordered children with callous and unemotional traits have difficulty recognizing fearful expressions, possibly due to lack of attention to cues such as facial expressions that healthy people naturally attend to. This study will use neuroimaging to determine if brain activity changes to look more like typically developing children if their gaze is redirected to facial cues of emotion.
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