Area of Research: MicroRNA

2022 Grant Recipients

• Chi Lam Au Yeung, PhD, MD Anderson Cancer Center
  Early Career Investigator Grant
  Cancer-derived Exosomal miRNAs Modulate Ovarian Tumor Microenvironment
• Patrick Innamarato, PhD, Moffitt Cancer Center and Research Institute
  Mentored Investigator Grant
  Determination of the Immunogenic Antigen Repertoire in Ovarian Cancer

2019 Grant Recipients

• Guy Katz, MD, PhD, MD Anderson Cancer Center
  Mentored Investigator Grant
  Therapeutic miRNA Targeting for Ovarian Cancer

2017 Grant Recipients

• Xianzhi Lin, PhD, Cedars-Sinai Medical Center
  Mentored Investigator Grant
  Systematic Discovery of LncRNA Interactome in Epithelial Ovarian Cancer

2016 Grant Recipients

• Pradeep Chaluvally-Raghavan, PhD, Medical College of Wisconsin
  Early Career Investigator Grant
  Unexpected Role of CLDN11 cdRNA in Ovarian Cancer

2015 Grant Recipients

• Justyna Filant, PhD, MD Anderson Cancer Center
  Mentored Investigator Grant
  Novel Extra Cellular RNA-based Combinatorial RNA Inhibition Therapy
• Wei Wei, PhD, Massachusetts General Hospital
  Mentored Investigator Grant
  Genomic Analysis to Predict Recurrence in Early Stage Ovarian Cancer

2014 Grant Recipients

• Laura Dillon, PhD, University of Virginia
  Mentored Investigator Grant
  Differential MicroDNA Generation in Ovarian Cancer
• Chi Lam Au Yeung, PhD, MD Anderson Cancer Center
  Mentored Investigator Grant
  Adipose Tissue Derived Exosomal miRNAs in Ovarian Cancer Progression

2013 Grant Recipients

• Pradeep Chaluvally-Raghavan, PhD, MD Anderson Cancer Center
  Mentored Investigator Grant
  Role of microRNAs in the 3q26 Amplicon in Ovarian Cancer Pathophysiology and Therapy

2012 Grant Recipients

• Ngai Na Co, PhD, MD Anderson Cancer Center
  Mentored Investigator Grant
  The Role of Stromal microRNA 21 in Omental Ovarian Cancer Progression
• Ernst Lengyel, MD, PhD, University of Chicago
  Collaborative Research Development Grant
  Reprogramming of Ovarian Cancer Microenvironments by miRNAs

2011 Grant Recipients

• Anirban Mitra, PhD, University of Chicago
  Mentored Investigator Grant
  How Do Cells Near Ovarian Cancer Cells Play a Role in the Disease?
• Analisa DiFeo, PhD, moun, Mount Sinai School of Medicine and Case Western Reserve University
  Early Career Investigator Grant
  What is the Relationship Between an miRNA Molecule and Resistance to Chemotherapy?

2009 Grant Recipients

• Lin Zhang, MD, University of Pennsylvania
  Early Career Investigator Grant
  MicroRNAs, PI-3 kinase, and Ovarian Cancer Stem Cell Differentiation

2007 Grant Recipients

• Martin Matthew Matzuk, MD, PhD, Baylor College of Medicine
  Collaborative Research Development Grant
  MicroRNA’s as Diagnostic and Therapeutic Targets in Ovarian Cancer

2005 Grant Recipients

• Xiaolong He, PhD, University of Chicago
  Individual Investigator Award
  One Cause of Ovarian Cancer May Lay in Problems with mRNA