Regulation and Function of SRF in Vascular Pathiobiology
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- Joseph Michael Miano(CoPI)
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- University of Rochester
Grant:
Research project
Project status
Finished
About the Project
Vascular disease is accompanied by changes in gene expression. SRF binds CArG boxes to direct normal or
abnormal gene expression in cells of the vessel wall called smooth muscle cells. We will use novel tools in
genetics and genomics to define, for the first time, the role of SRF in acute and chronic models of vascular
disease. Findings will inform future therapeutic strategies to combat human vascular diseases.
Project Information
Project Type
Research project
Project Managed By
Time Period
03/05/2019 – 01/31/2023Status
FinishedFunding Details
Regulation and Function of SRF in Vascular PathiobiologyAward
FunderAmount
National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute
526257 USDRegulation and Function of SRF in Vascular PathiobiologyAward
FunderAmount
National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute
533901 USDRegulation and Function of SRF in Vascular PathiobiologyAward
FunderAmount
National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute
475562 USDRegulation and Function of SRF in Vascular PathiobiologyAward
FunderAmount
National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute
475562 USD