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Characterizing the role of second hit genes in SNF5 deficient tumors

Grant:
Research project
Project status
Active

About the Project

The SBTF is a 501(c)3 nonprofit, public charitable organization based in Atlanta, GA. We fund scientific research and investigator-initiated clinical trials focused on finding a cure for brain tumors. Since 1995, the SBTF has awarded nearly $3M in research grants. Our research grant philosophy is to provide seed money and stimulate brain tumor research. At the SBTF we: Seek out the best science relying on a Scientific Advisory Committee to review and score all applications. Focus on translational research projects and investigator-initiated clinical trials focused on finding a cure for brain tumors. Strive to select and fund the project which has the best chance of leading to a cure We believe seed funding will foster the continued development of emerging concepts, treatments, and therapies. We hope the projects funded by the SBTF might be a springboard from which researchers will garner additional data resulting in publications & recognition which has the potential to secure support from larger funding agencies, such as the National Institute of Health for brain tumor research. The SBTF research grant funds may not be used to support indirect costs such as utilities, legal fees, equipment rentals and administrative staff expenses.

Project Information

Project Type

Research project

Time Period

05/01/2014 – Ongoing

Status

Active

Funding Details

Characterizing the role of second hit genes in SNF5 deficient tumorsAward
FunderAmount
Southeastern Brain Tumor Foundation
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