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Trainee |
Project Title |
Supervisor |
Partial/Full |
Amount |
Catia Ferreira
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Specific Targeting of therapeutic cargos at ovarian cancer cells
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Jean Gariepy |
Partial |
$20,000 |
Amy Finch
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Prophylactic Salpingo-oophorectomy in Women that Carry a BRCA1 or BRCA2 Mutation
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S. Narod |
Partial |
$13,000
(only partial payment made as Amy won another award) |
Taymaa May
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Characterization of Micropapillary Serous Carcinoma & Low Grade Serous Carcinoma of the Ovary and their precursors
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P. Shaw/T. Brown |
Full |
$42,030 |
Joel Moody
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Ovarian Cancer Risk and Common Genetic Variants in Growth Factors and Steroid Hormone Metabolism: An Epidemiological Study in the Ontario Population
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J. McLaughlin |
Full |
$25,000 |
Victoria Pinto
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Assessment of symptom benefit response to palliative chemotherapy in recurrent ovarian cancer patients and its relation to objective response – a prospective pilot study
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A. Oza |
Partial |
$17,500 |
Kelly Seto
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cDNA Microarray-Based Identification of Genes and Pathways in Familial Ovarian Cancer
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Irene Andruilis |
Full |
$23,900 |
Katharine Sodek
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Project Title: Factors Affecting Invasive Behaviour of Ovarian Cancer Cells
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T. Brown/
M. Ringuette |
Full |
$25,000 |
Jocelyn Stewart
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In Search of the Ovarian Cancer Stem Cell
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M. Letarte |
Full |
$25,000 |
Alicia Tone
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The Study of Fallopian Tube Epithelium to Identify Early Events in Hereditary Serous Carcinogenesis
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P. Shaw |
Partial |
$16,000 |
Gang Ye
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Role of microRNA 368 on ovarian cancer cell proliferation and apoptosis
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Chun Peng |
Partial |
$20,000 |
Total awarded |
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$227,430 |
Basic Research - Genetics
- Chromosomal profiling of ovarian cancer tumors to identify common areas of gain or loss.
- Gene expression profiling of ovarian cancers to identify key genes with altered expression associated with outcome and chemoresistance.
- Single nucleotide polymorphism analysis and prediction of response to chemotherapy.
- Ovarian cancer risk and variation in mismatch repair genes.
- Functional characterization of androgen-altered genes with a putative role during early events in ovarian carcinogenesis.
Basic Research - Proteomics
- Proteomics: relationship between specific protein products (of genes) and response to therapy.
- Inhibition of MT1-MMP in Ovarian Cancer; a strategy for therapeutic intervention.
- Protein microarray analysis of ovarian cancer to identify early disease markers.
- Integrated computational biology approach to marker selection for early detection and treatment of epithelial ovarian cancer.
Translational Research
- The Ontario-wide Familial Ovarian Tumour Study of the role of genetic and environmental factors in ovarian cancer susceptibility.
- Population-based association studies of genetic variants as modifiers of ovarian cancer risk.
- The role of genetic variation in the TGF-beta signaling pathway in clinical outcomes following ovarian cancer.
- Development of ovarian cancer tissue microarrays for target gene validation and for examining:
- Expression of apoptosis related proteins in ovarian cancer, correlated with type, stage, and outcome
- The predictive value of a novel protein TACC-1 in the response of ovarian cancer to taxane therapy
- Premalignant lesions of the fallopian tube as a potential source for serous ovarian cancer.
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