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    Molecules Responsible For The Maturation Of Nerve Cells

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    National Health and Medical Research Council
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    $283,590.00
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    Role Of Rapsyn In Postsynaptic Receptor Clustering

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    National Health and Medical Research Council
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    $175,036.00
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    Organisation Of Nerve To Muscle Signalling Molecules

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    National Health and Medical Research Council
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    $145,414.00
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    Apportioning Deficits In Bone Size And Density In Women With Fractures To Growth Or Ageing By Studies In Their Daughters

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    National Health and Medical Research Council
    Funding Amount
    $196,018.00
    Summary
    Women fracture their bones because the bones are small and break easily and because the bones are thin or low in denseness (very porous like a honey comb). This study is aimed at identifying why women with fractures have small bones and why the bones are so porous. They may have these problems because they lost a lot of bone as they get older or because growth was abnormal so the size of the bone didn't reach its potential size or because the denseness of the bones didn't develop properly. The s .... Women fracture their bones because the bones are small and break easily and because the bones are thin or low in denseness (very porous like a honey comb). This study is aimed at identifying why women with fractures have small bones and why the bones are so porous. They may have these problems because they lost a lot of bone as they get older or because growth was abnormal so the size of the bone didn't reach its potential size or because the denseness of the bones didn't develop properly. The study will be carried out in women with spine or hip fractures and their daughters. All participants will have bone densitometry, provide a 24 hour urine sample and a fasting blood sample of 20 ml whole blood. Informed consent will be obtained from all participants. The bone density scan is associated with radiation exposure of about 4 mSv, about one tenth of a chest x ray, temporary bruising may follow taking blood. If we can understand the different ways osteoporosis can occur we can then start to devise specific treatments tailored to the individual. Also if we can identify the causes of small bones and bone thinness during growth it may be possible to correct some of these causes before the reduced growth and reduced building of bone occurs. We might also prevent the thinning of bone by identifying and removing causes of bone thinning.
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    COHORT STUDIES OF BONE DENSITY CHANGE IN FEMALE TWINS

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    National Health and Medical Research Council
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    $481,220.00
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    Risk Factors For Upper Limb Fractures In Adolescence

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    National Health and Medical Research Council
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    $165,040.00
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    The Influence Of Phospholipids On The Structure, Function And Remodelling Of High Density Lipoproteins

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    National Health and Medical Research Council
    Funding Amount
    $387,814.00
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    Occurrence, Prediction And Health Care Costs Of Osteopo Rotic Fractures

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    National Health and Medical Research Council
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    $306,198.00
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    Formation, Structure And Metabolism Of High Density Lipoproteins Containing Both ApoAI And ApoAII On The Same Particle

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    National Health and Medical Research Council
    Funding Amount
    $296,884.00
    Summary
    It is well known that high levels of cholesterol in blood cause coronary heart disease. It is also known that not all of the cholesterol in blood is bad. Whereas the cholesterol carried in particles called low density lipoproteins (LDLs) causes heart disease, other cholesterol carriers in blood known as high density lipoproteins (HDLs) actually protect against the development of heart disease. However, HDLs include several different populations of particles, only some of which are protective. On .... It is well known that high levels of cholesterol in blood cause coronary heart disease. It is also known that not all of the cholesterol in blood is bad. Whereas the cholesterol carried in particles called low density lipoproteins (LDLs) causes heart disease, other cholesterol carriers in blood known as high density lipoproteins (HDLs) actually protect against the development of heart disease. However, HDLs include several different populations of particles, only some of which are protective. One determinant of the ability of HDLs to protect against coronary heart disease is their protein composition. This project investigates how the protein composition of HDL populations influences their structure, function and metabolism. It is also concerned with understanding what regulates the relative concentrations of the different HDL populations. The studies of HDL structure, function and metabolism will allow us to understand why the different HDL populations differ in their abilities to protect against heart disease. The regulation studies will tell us how to go about designing therapies to increase the levels of those HDL populations that do protect.
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    Skin Tone Measurement By Reflectometer Versusmelanin De Nsity Of The Epidermis

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    National Health and Medical Research Council
    Funding Amount
    $57,835.00
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