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Type	Mechanism	Grant Number	Investigator	Organization/Address	Title
5	R01	HG02651-05	ABECASIS, GONCALO	UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN CENTER FOR STATISTICAL GENETICS DEPARTMENT OF BIOSTATISTICS, SPH 1420 WASHINGTON HEIGHTS	Computational and Statistical Models for Human Pedigrees
5	R01	HG02899-05	ABNEY, MARK	UNIVERSITY OF CHICAGO DEPT OF HUMAN GENETICS 920 E 58TH ST, R 507	Methods for Complex Trait Mapping in Large Pedigrees
7	U54	HG02750-03	ALTSHULER, DAVID	MASSACHUSETTS INSTITUTE OF TECHN 77 MASSACHUSETTS AVENUE	Design/Production of Haplotype Map of the Human Genome
5	R03	HG03632-02	AMUNDSON, RONALD	UNIVERSITY OF HAWAII AT HILO DEPT OF PHILOSOPHY 200 W KAWILI STREET	Why Do Disability Activists Reject the Genome Project?
5	K25	HG02894-05	AO, PING	UNIVERSITY OF WASHINGTON DEPT OF MECHANICAL ENGINEERING	Towards Quantitative Study of Systems Biology
5	U01	HG02712-06	APWEILER, ROLF	EUROPEAN MOLECULAR BIOLOGY LAB DEPT OF RES & SERVICE CENTRE WELLCOME TRUST GENOME CAMPUS HINXTON CAMBRIDGE CB10 1NR UK	The UniProt protein sequence and function knowledgebase
5	R01	HG03616-04	ARTAVANIS-TSAKONAS, SPYRIDON	Harvard Medical School 240 Longwood Ave. LHRRB-410	The Protein Complex Map of the Drosophila Proteome
1	R43	HG04530-01	AUERBACH, JONATHAN	GlobalStem, Inc. 6 Taft Court Suite 150	Propogation and Characterization of 2 Mouse Embryonic St
5	R21	HG04553-02	Albert, Thomas	1 Science Court	Large-Scale Selection of Genomic Loci
5	R21	HG04648-02	Almudevar, Anthony	UNIVERSITY OF ROCHESTER 517 Hylan Bldg., Box 270140 Office of Research & Project Adm	Novel methods of hypothesis testing for pathway recognit
2	P41	HG03619-04	BALL, CATHERINE	STANFORD UNIVERSITY DEPT OF BIOCHEMISTRY, SCH OF MED 300 PASTEUR DR., GRANT BLDG-S201	Microarray Data Standards and Supporting Applications
5	R13	HG04195-02	BALL, CATHERINE	STANFORD UNIVERSITY DEPT OF BIOCHEMISTRY, SCH OF MED CCSR 2255A STANFORD MICROARRAY DATABASE	MGED 9&10 Student Travel Awards
1	U01	HG04738-01	BARNES, KATHLEEN	Johns Hopkins Univ-Baltimore Sch of Med, Asthma/Allergy Ctr 5501 Hopkins Bayview Circle	Genome-Wide Associations Environmental Interactions in t
5	R01	HG03685-03	BATZOGLOU, SERAFIM	STANFORD UNIVERSITY DEPT OF COMPUTER SCIENCE 353 SERRA MALL, GATES BLDG	Annotation of Constrained Elements in the Human Genome
5	R01	HG04647-02	BENNER, STEVEN	UNIVERSITY OF FLORIDA DEPT OF CHEMISTRY PO BOX 117200	Chemistry to Improve Human Genomic Array Analysis Archit
5	U54	HG04570-02	BERNSTEIN, BRADLEY	MGH Pathology 149 13th Street	High-throughput sequencing of chromatin regulatory eleme
5	R21	HG04552-02	BESTOR, TIMOTHY	COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY DEPT OF GENETICS & DEVELOPMENT 701 WEST 168TH STREET	High throughput profiling of genomic methylation pattern
5	U01	HG04422-02	BIERUT, LAURA	WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY DEPT OF PSYCHIATRY 660 SOUTH EUCLID AVE, BOX 8134 ST LOUIS, MO 63110	Study of Addiction: Genetics and Environment
5	R01	HG02530-06	BLATTNER, FREDERICK	UNIVERSITY OF WISCONSIN DEPT OF GENETICS 425 HENRY MALL	Development of Advanced BAC Library Technology
5	R01	HG02432-06	BOEKE, Jef	JOHNS HOPKINS UNIVERSITY DEPT OF MOLEC BIOLOGY & GENETICS 617 HUNTERIAN BLDG 725 N WOLFE STREET	Yeast Genetic Interaction Map
5	K01	HG03418-04	BOSL, WILLIAM	CHILDREN'S HOSPITAL CORPORATION 300 LONGWOOD AVE	Analysis of Early Mouse Cerebellar Neuron Developmental
1	R01	HG04970-01	BOTKIN, JEFFREY	University of Utah 75 South 2000 East 2nd floor	Methods for Promoting Public Dialogue on the Use of Resi
5	T32	HG03284-05	BOTSTEIN, DAVID	PRINCETON UNIVERSITY LEWIS-SIGLER INST FOR INTEG GE 140 CARL ICAHN LABORATORY	Quantitative and Computational Biology Graduate Program
5	P20	HG03899-02	BRENEMAN, CURTIS	RENSSELAER POLYTECHNIC INSTITUTE DEPT OF BIOTECH CENTER 110 8TH STREET	The RPI Exploratory Center for Cheminformatics (RMI)
5	R01	HG02278-06	BRENT, MICHAEL	WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY DEPT OF COMPUTER SCI & GENETICS ONE BROOKINGS DR/CB 1045	Predicting Gene Structure: Vertebrate Genome Comparison
5	T32	HG00045-10	BRENT, MICHAEL	WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY DEPT OF COMPUTER SCI & GENETICS ONE BROOKINGS DR/CB 1045	Institutional training grant in genomic science
5	P50	HG04071-03	BRONNER-FRASER, MARIANNE	CALIFORNIA INST OF TECHNOLOGY DEPT OF BIOLOGY 1200 E CALIFORNIA BOULEVARD 139-74	Center for in Toto Genomic Analysis of Vertebrate Develo
5	R42	HG03225-04	BUHLER, Jeremy	WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY DEPT OF COMPUTER SCI & ENGR ONE BROOKINGS DR, CB 1045	Fast Biosequence Annotation via Reconfigurable Hardware
5	R01	HG03622-03	BULT, CAROL	THE JACKSON LABORATORY 600 MAIN STREET	MouseCyc: A Biochemical Pathway Database for the Mouse
5	R13	HG03024-05	BULT, CAROL	THE JACKSON LABORATORY The Jackson Laboratory 600 MAIN STREET	Annual Conference on Computational Genomics
5	R01	HG03985-03	BULYK, MARTHA	HMS NEW RES BLDG, RM 466D 77 AVENUE LOUIS PASTEUR	Universal, Compact Combinatorial Microarrays for DNA Bin
5	R01	HG02439-08	BURGE, CHRISTOPHER	MASSACHUSETTS INST OF TECHNOLO DEPT OF BIOLOGY 77 MASSACHUSETTS AVE BUILDING 68-223a	Computational and Experimental Analysis of Vertebrate RN
5	P50	HG03374-05	BURKE, WYLIE	UNIVERSITY OF WASHINGTON MEDICAL HISTORY & ETHICS 1959 NE PACIFIC ST, BOX 357120	Genomic Health Care and the Medically Underserved
5	R00	HG04643-03	Bao, Zhirong	UNIVERSITY OF WASHINGTON Office of Sponsored Programs 1100 NE 45th Street, Suite 300	Automated single-cell gene expression and phenotype anal
5	R01	HG01970-09	Barron, Annelise	Northwestern University, Chemical & Biological Engr., 2145 Sheridan Rd, Room E136	Ultrafast DNA sequencing on microfluidic chips: Matrices
5	P41	HG03345-05	Birney, Ewan	MEYERHOFSTR. 1	The Nomenclature of Human Genes
5	R01	HG00376-21	Boehnke, Michael	UNIV OF MICHIGAN,SCH OF PUB HL DEPT OF BIOSTATISTICS 1420 WASHINGTON HEIGHTS	Design and Analysis of Human Gene Mapping Studies
5	T32	HG00040-14	Boehnke, Michael	UNIV OF MICHIGAN,SCH OF PUB HL DEPT OF BIOSTATISTICS 1420 WASHINGTON HEIGHTS	Institutional Training Grant in Genomic Science
5	U01	HG04402-02	Boerwinkle, Eric	UNIV OF TEXAS HSC-SOPH HUMAN GENETICS CENTER PO BOX 20186	GWA for Gene-Environment Interaction Effects Influencing
5	P50	HG02370-05	Brent, Roger	2168 Shattuck Avenue Floor 2	Center for Genomic Experimentation and Computation
5	R01	HG04318-02	CAPPELLA, JOSEPH	UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA ANNENBERG SCHOOL FOR COMMUNICATI 3620 WALNUT STREET	Public Opinion Deliberation and Decision Making about Ge
5	P41	HG03487-04	CELNIKER, SUSAN	ERNEST O LAWRENCE BERK NAT'L LAB DEPT OF GENOME SCIENCES 1 CYCLOTRON ROAD MS 64-121, LIFE SCIENCES DIV	Universal Clone Resources for Drosophila Proteomics
5	R01	HG02673-06	CELNIKER, SUSAN	ERNEST O LAWRENCE BERK NAT'L LAB DEPT OF GENOME SCIENCES 1 CYCLOTRON ROAD MS 64-121, LIFE SCIENCES DIV	Completion of the Drosophila Gene Collection
5	R01	HG03275-03	CERRINA, FRANCESCO	Francesco Cerrina 425 HENRY MALL MADISON, WI 53706	Light-directed synthesis of genes & other biomolecules
5	U54	HG02757-02	CHAKRAVARTI, ARAVINDA	JOHNS HOPKINS UNIVERSITY SCHOOL OF MEDICINE 720 RUTLAND AVENUE BALTIMORE, MD 21205	Human Genomic Polymorphisms And Haplotypes
5	R01	HG04361-02	CHANG, HOWARD	STANFORD UNIVERSITY SCHOOL OF MEDICINE DEPARTMENT OF DERMATOLOGY 269 CAMPUS DRIVE	Structural Motifs in RNA
2	R44	HG04284-02	CHEE, MARK	Prognosys Biosciences, Inc. 505 Coast Blvd. South Suite 310	Microarray Technology for Genomic Assays
5	R44	HG03788-03	CHEE, MARK	Prognosys Biosciences, Inc. 505 Coast Blvd, South Suite 310	A Highly Parallel and Sensitive Assay System for Chemica
5	R44	HG03355-03	CHENCHIK, ALEX	SYSTEM BIOSCIENCES (SBI) 211 SOUTH WHISMAN ROAD SUITES D & E	Algorithm and genome-wide database of functional siRNAs
5	R01	HG01880-09	CHEUNG, VIVIAN	CHILDREN'S HOSPITAL OF PHILADELP 34TH ST AND CIVIC CTR BLVD	IBD MAPPING & PATTERN OF HUMAN MEIOTIC RECOMBINATION
5	U01	HG04609-02	CHISHOLM, REX	NORTHWESTERN UNIV Center for Genetic Medicine 303 East Superior Street Lurie 7-125	Genome-wide Studies from the NUgene Biorespository
5	P50	HG03170-05	CHURCH, GEORGE	HARVARD MEDICAL SCHOOL DEPARTMENT OF GENETICS 77 AVENUE LOUIS PASTEUR ROOM 238	Molecular and Genomic Imaging Center
5	U01	HG04599-02	CHUTE, CHRISTOPHER	Health Sciences Research Mayo Clinic College of Medicine, 200 First Street SW	EMR Phenotypes and Community Engaged Genomic Association
2	R01	HG03229-04	CLARK, ANDREW	Cornell University Biotechnology Building	Population Genetic Inferences from Dense Genotype Data
5	R03	HG03302-02	COLE, SIMON	UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, IRVINE DEPT OF CRIMINOLOGY, LAW & SOCIE SOCIAL ECOLOGY II, RM 2357	Criminal Justice Applications of Genetic Information
5	P50	HG03391-05	COOK-DEEGAN, ROBERT	Duke University NORTH BLDG Rm 242 BOX 90141	Duke Center for the Study of Public Genomics
5	U54	HG04563-02	CRAWFORD, GREGORY	Institute for Genome Sciences Duke University CIEMAS, 101 Science Drive Room 2363B	Comprehensive Identification of Active Functional Elemen
5	R01	HG03461-04	CUTLER, DAVID	DEPARTMENT OF HUMAN GENETICS EMORY UNIVERSITY SCHOOL OF MED 343 WHITE HEAD BUILDING 615 MICHAEL STREET	Analytical Tools for Whole Genome Association Studies
5	F31	HG04299-03	Charos, Alexandra	420 TEMPLE ST #226	Genomic Approaches to Understanding Metabolism and Aging
1	K99	HG04515-01	Chen, Kevin	NEW YORK UNIVERSITY DEPT OF BIOLOGY 100 WASHINGTON SQUARE EAST	Genome-wide identification of cis-regulatory polymorphis
5	P41	HG01315-14	Cherry, J.	STANFORD UNIVERSITY DEPT OF GENETICS ALWAY BLDG, RM M341 300 PASTEUR DR	Genomic Database for the Yeast Saccharomyces
5	P50	HG03389-05	Cho, Mildred	STANFORD UNIVERSITY SCH OF MED STANFORD CENTER FOR BIOMEDICAL 701 WELCH RD, SUITE 1105	Center for Integrating Ethics & Genetic Research
1	R01	HG04820-01	Ciruna, Brian	The Hospital for Sick Children 101 College Street, Rm. 11-306 MaRS East Tower	Targeted Manipulation of the Zebrafish Genome through Ho
5	R01	HG03961-03	Condit, Celeste	UNIVERSITY OF GEORGIA Dept of Speech Communication Terrell Hall	Lay and Expert Models of Gene-Environment Interaction
5	U01	HG04171-03	DALY, MARK	MASSACHUSETTS INST OF TECHNOLOGY BROAD INSTITUTE 77 MASSACHUSETTS AVENUE	A Unified System for Genome-Wide Association Analysis
5	P01	HG00205-19	DAVIS, RONALD	STANFORD UNIVERSITY SCH OF MED BIOCHEM, GENOME TECH CTR 855 CALIFORNIA AVE STANFORD GENOME TECHNOLOGY CTR STANFORD, CA 94304-8307	Functional Genomics and Technology
5	R01	HG04175-02	DECHTER, RINA	UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA IRVINE 4232 DBH	Efficient software and algorithms for analyzing markers
5	R01	HG03143-06	DEKKER, JOB	UNIVERSITY OF MASSACHUSETTS PROG IN GENE FUNCTION & EXPRES 364 PLANTATION ST, LRB RM 519	Structural Annotation of the human Genome
5	U54	HG03915-03	DIAMOND, SCOTT	UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA CHEM & BIOMOL ENGINEERING 220 S 33RD STREET 375 TOWNE BUILDING	Penn Center For Molecular Discovery(RMI)
5	U54	HG03918-03	DINGLEDINE, RAYMOND	EMORY UNIVERSITY SCH OF MED DEPT OF PHARM/5001 ROLLINS RES 1510 CLIFTON ROAD 5001 ROLLINS RESEARCH CENTER	Emory Chemistry-Biology Center in the MLSCN(RMI)
5	R01	HG04390-02	DORSCHNER, MICHAEL	University of Washington Medical Oncology School of Medicine 1705 NE Pacific St.	High definition in vivo footprinting via single molecule
5	R21	HG04050-02	DORSCHNER, MICHAEL	REGULOME CORPORATION DEPT OF MOLECULAR GENETICS 2211 ELLIOTT AVE, WTC E, STE 600 WTC EAST, SUITE 600	Large-scale analysis of human genetic variation via Mult
5	R01	HG03491-03	DRAGHICI, SORIN	WAYNE STATE UNIVERSITY DEPT OF COMPUTER SCIENCE 5413 CASS AVE 431 STATE HALL	Novel algorithms and organisms for Onto-Tools
5	K22	HG02908-05	DUDLEY, AIMEE	HARVARD MEDICAL SCHOOL DEPARTMENT OF GENETICS 200 LONGWOOD AVENUE	Temporal and spatial effects on expression and function
5	U01	HG02523-06	De Jong, Pieter	CHILDREN'S HOSPITAL AND RESEARCH CENTER AT OAKLAND 747 52ND ST	BAC Library Production and Maintenance
5	U01	HG04080-03	De Jong, Pieter	CHILDREN'S HOSPITAL AND RESEARCH CENTER AT OAKLAND 747 52ND ST	High-throughput targeted mutagenesis of mouse stem cell
5	R01	HG02898-05	Devine, Scott	EMORY UNIVERSITY DEPT OF BIOCHEMISTRY 1510 CLIFTON RD	Natural genetic variation in the human genome
1	R43	HG04457-01	Drake, Kenneth	Seralogix, LLC 3839 Bee Caves Rd Suite 203	Computational Methods for Functional Genomic Discovery f
5	R21	HG04767-02	Drndic, Marija	University of Pennsylvania David Rittenhouse Labs 209 South 33rd Street	DNA sequencing using nanopore-nanoelectrode devices for
5	K25	HG04035-03	Dunbar, William	UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA SANTA C 1156 HIGH ST	Feedback Control of Biological Polymers in a Nanopore
5	R21	HG04350-02	EDWARDS, JEREMY	UNIVERSITY OF NEW MEXICO MOLECULAR GENETICS AND MICROBIOL 1 UNIVERSITY OF NEW MEXICO MSC09 5220	Polony Sequencing the Human Genome
7	R01	HG01389-14	EHRLICH, DANIEL	n/a	High Throughput BioMEMS DNA Sequencing
5	P41	HG00330-20	EPPIG, Janan	JACKSON LABORATORY 600 MAIN STREET	Mouse Genome Informatics
5	R01	HG03618-03	EPSTEIN, MICHAEL	EMORY UNIVERSITY DEPARTMENT OF HUMAN GENETICS 615 MICHAEL STREET SUITE 301	Novel Statistical Methods for Human Gene Mapping
5	P01	HG04120-03	Eichler, Evan	UNIVERSITY OF WASHINGTON DEPT OF GENOME SCIENCES 1705 NE PACIFIC ST, BOX 357730	Human Genome Structural Variation
5	R01	HG02385-08	Eichler, Evan	UNIVERSITY OF WASHINGTON DEPT OF GENOME SCIENCES 1705 NE PACIFIC ST, BOX 355065 F93GE BUILDING, S413C	Sequence and Assembly of Segmental Duplications
5	R01	HG04341-02	Eilbeck, Karen	UNIVERSITY OF UTAH ECCLES INSTITUTE OF HUMAN GENETI 15 NORTH 2030 EAST ROOM 7150	Softward to facilitate adoption of the Sequence Ontology
5	R01	HG02779-07	Eisen, Michael	ERNEST O L BERKELEY NATL LAB GENOME SCIENCES, LIFE SCI DIV 1 CYCLOTRON RD, MS 84-171	Computational Analysis of Developmental cis-Regulation
5	R21	HG04665-02	Erle, David	UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, SF BOX 2922	Tools for high-throughput functional analysis of 3' UTR
5	R01	HG04354-02	FAIR, RICHARD	DUKE UNIVERSITY DEPT OF ELECTRICAL & COMP ENGR 130 HUSDON HALL	Continuous Sequencing-By-Synthesis Based on a Digital Mi
2	P50	HG03233-06	FEINBERG, ANDREW	johns hopkins university dept of medicine 720 Rutland Avenue, ross 1064	Center for the Epigenetics of Common Human Disease
5	R01	HG01536-11	FINLEY, RUSSELL	WAYNE STATE UNIVERSITY GEN/ CTR MOL MED & GENETICS 540 EAST CANFIELD AVE	A Drosophila genome-wide protein interaction map
1	U01	HG04729-01	FORNAGE, MYRIAM	university of texas, houston res ctr/hum gen, hlth sci ctr 1825 pressler street institute of molecular medicine	GWAS of longitudinal blood pressure profiles from young
5	P20	HG03894-02	FOX, GEOFFREY	INDIANA UNIVERSITY PERVASIVE TECHNOLOGY LABS 501 NORTH MORTON, ROOM 214 COMMUNITY GRID TECHNOLOGY LAB	Chemical Informatics Cyberinfrastructure
5	R01	HG02374-06	Feingold, Eleanor	UNIVERSITY OF PITTSBURGH HUMAN GENETICS/GRAD SCH PUB HLTH A310B GRAD SCH OF PUB HEALTH	Human QTL Mapping With Selected Samples
1	R01	HG05039-01	Fisher, MARY-SHANNON	UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA DEPT OF ANATOMY MED CELL & DEVELOPMENTAL BIOLOGY	Systematic functional analysis of non-coding sequences i
2	P41	HG00739-17	GELBART, WILLIAM	16 DIVINITY AVE biolabs room 4059	FLYBASE: A DROSOPHILA GENOMIC AND GENETIC DATABASE
5	R01	HG03004-03	GELLER, GAIL	JOHNS HOPKINS UNIVERSITY DEPT OF MEDICINE 624 NORTH BROADWAY ROOM 350, BIOETHICS INSTITUTE	Moral Distress and Suffering of Genetics Professionals
5	P41	HG04059-03	GENTLEMAN, ROBERT	Computational Biology Program, M Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research 1100 Fairview Ave	Bioconductor: an open computing resource for genomics
5	U54	HG03273-06	GIBBS, RICHARD	BAYLOR COLLEGE OF MEDICINE DEPT OF MOL & HUMAN GENETICS ONE BAYLOR PLAZA	Genomes and Genetics at the BCM-HGSC
5	R01	HG02422-02	GILL, CAROL	UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS, CHICAGO DEPT OF DISABILITY & HUMAN DEV 1640 W ROOSEVELT RD - ROOM 236 M/C 626	Clinical Versus Experiential Views of Genetic Disability
7	U54	HG04557-03	GINGERAS, THOMAS	n/a	Comprehensive Characterization and Classification of the
5	R21	HG04315-02	GOCKE, CHRISTOPHER	Johns Hopkins University Molecular Diagnostics Lab Park SB202 600 N. Wolfe Street	A Method for Rapid Long-range Direct Haplotyping
7	R03	HG04158-03	GRAMLING, ROBERT	UNIVERSITY OF ROCHESTER FAMILY MEDICINE RESEARCH PROGRAM 1381 SOUTH AVE.	Population impact of raising perceptions of heritable ri
5	R01	HG04401-02	GREALLY, JOHN	ALBERT EINSTEIN COLLEGE OF MEDIC DEPARTMENT OF MEDICINE 1300 MORRIS PARK AVE	Massively-parallel sequencing technology for the epigeno
5	R01	HG02213-09	GREEN, ROBERT	BOSTON UNIVERSITY MEDICAL CAMP DEAPRTMENT OF MEDICINE 715 ALBANY STREET, L-320	Risk Evaluation and Education for Alzheimer's Disease
5	R44	HG03946-03	Gordon, Steven	INTELLIGENT BIO-SYSTEMS, INC. 25 ROLLING LN	Streamlined Template Preparation for Advanced Sequencing
1	U01	HG04726-01	HAIMAN, CHRISTOPHER	UNIV of Southern California Department of Preventive Medicin 1450 Biggy Street, Room 1504	A Multiethnic Genome-Wide Scan of Prostate Cancer
5	R01	HG02937-06	HAMLIN, JOYCE	UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA BIOCHEMISTRY & MOLECULAR GENETIC PO BOX 800733	Strategies for mapping origins in mammalian genomes
1	R43	HG04684-01	HAUSHALTER, ROBERT	Parallel Synthesis Technologies, 3054 Lawrence Expressway	High Throughput Microrepository for Genetic Materials
5	R44	HG03911-03	HAUSHALTER, ROBERT	PARALLEL SYNTHESIS TECH INC 3054 Lawrence Expwy 3054 LAWRENCE EXPRESSWAY	Ultrahigh Resolution Optical Barcode
5	P41	HG02371-09	HAUSSLER, DAVID	UNIV OF CALIFORNIA, SANTA CRUZ COMPUTER SCI/SCH OF ENGR 1156 HIGH STREET	UCSC Center for Genomic Science and Minority Outreach Pr
1	U01	HG04735-01	HEIT, JOHN	mayo clinic rochester dept of internal medicine 200 first street, sw	GWAS of Venous Thrombosis
5	P50	HG04488-02	HENDERSON, Gail	UNIV OF NO CAROLINA @ CH 384D WING D MEDICAL SCHOOL CB #7240	Center for Genomics and Society
5	U01	HG04274-03	HENIKOFF, STEVEN	FRED HUTCHINSON CANCER RES CTR 1100 FAIRVIEW AVE N, A1-162 HOWARD HUGHES MEDICAL INSTITUTE	Genome-wide profiling of histone variants in Drosophila
1	R41	HG03964-01	HEYDUK, TOMASZ	815 Wenneker Drive	Microarrays for DNA binding proteins
4	R44	HG03923-02	HICKS, DONALD	DNA SOFTWARE INC 204 E WASHINGTON ST	Development of ThermoBLAST: Improving the Specificity o
5	R01	HG02665-03	HOLBROOK, STEPHEN	LAWRENCE BERKELEY NATIONAL LAB DEPT OF STRUCTURAL BIOLOGY 1 CYCLOTRON RD MS CALVIN	Discovery of Novel RNA Genes in Genomic DNA Sequences
5	R01	HG04483-02	HOLMES, IAN	UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, BERKEL DEPARTMENT OF BIOENGINEERING 374C STANLEY HALL INST FOR QUANTITATIVE BIOMED R	Enhancement of the GBrowse Genome Annotation Browser
5	R21	HG03729-02	HUANG, JING	UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, LA DEPT OF MOLECULAR/MEDICAL PHAR 650 C E YOUNG DR S/23-120 CHS	A Mixed-Bait-Strategy for Protein Interactome Mapping
5	R01	HG04804-02	HUANG, XIAOHUA	UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, SD DEPT OF BIOENGINEERING 9500 GILMAN DRIVE, DEPT 0412 PFBH, ROOM 131	Genome Sequencing by Natural DNA Synthesis on Amplified
1	R21	HG04130-01	HUANG, XIAOHUA	UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, SD DEPT OF BIOENGINEERING 9500 GILMAN DRIVE, DEPT 0412	Genome Sequencing by Ligation Using Nano-Arrays of Singl
5	U01	HG04206-02	HUDSON, KATHY	JOHNS HOPKINS UNIV GENETICS & PUBLIC POLICY CTR 1717 MASSACHUSETTS AVE, STE 530 SUITE 530	Making Every Voice Count: Public Consultation on Genetic
5	R01	HG04346-02	HUGHES-HALBERT, CHANITA	Department of Psychiatry University of Pennsylvania 3535 Market Street, Suite 4100	African American Participation in Cancer Genetics Resear
1	R41	HG04589-01	HUTTER, DANIEL	Firebird Biomolecular Sciences, PO Box 13983	Multipurpose reversible terminators
5	R03	HG04312-02	Haga, Susanne	101 Science Drive Box 3382 CIEMAS Bldg	Exploring Attitudes About Data Disclosure and Data-Shari
5	U01	HG04597-02	Hamilton, Carol	RESEARCH TRIANGLE INSTITUTE BOX 12194, 3040 CORNWALLIS RD	Building Consensus for Standard Measures for Genome-Wide
5	U54	HG04555-02	Hubbard, Timothy	SANGER INSTITUTE WELLCOME TRUST GENOME CAMPUS HINXTON, CAMBRIDGE CB10 1SA, UNI	Integrated human genome annotation: generation of a refe
5	P20	HG03900-02	Hughes-Oliver, Jacqueline	NORTH CAROLINA STATE UNIV DEPT OF STATISTICS CAMPUS BOX 8203	Comparative and Web-Enabled Virtual Screening
5	R21	HG03834-02	JOHNSON, ERIC	UNIVERSITY OF OREGON INSTITUTE OF MOLECULAR BIOLOGY 1229 UNIVERSITY OF OREGON	Rapid and flexible SNP discovery and genotyping
5	R01	HG04774-02	JU, JINGYUE	Columbia Genome Center Columbia University Russ Berrie Pavilion, Rm 405A 1150 St. Nicholas Avenue	DNA Sequencing with Reversible dNTP and Cleavable Fluore
5	R01	HG03582-06	JU, JINGYUE	Columbia Genome Center Columbia University Russ Berrie Pavilion, Rm 405A 1150 St. Nicholas Avenue	An Integrated System for DNA Sequencing by Synthesis
5	R21	HG04404-02	JU, JINGYUE	COLUMBIA GENOME CENTER COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY RUSS BERRIE PAVILLION, RM 405A 1150 ST. NICHOLAS AVENUE	3'-O-Modified Nucleotide Reversible Terminators for Pyro
5	R21	HG04231-02	Jacobson, Joseph	77 Massachusetts Avenue Room E19-750	Microfluidic Devices for High Throughput Gene Synthesis
5	R01	HG03474-04	Jaffe, David	77 Massachusetts Avenue Room E19-750	Whole-genome shotgun sequencing strategy and assembly
5	P50	HG03390-05	Juengst, Eric	Center for Genetic Research Ethi School of Medicine Case Western Reserve University 10900 Euclid Avenue	Center for Genetic Research, Ethics, and Law
5	R13	HG02394-08	Justice, Monica	BAYLOR COLLEGE OF MEDICINE DEPARTMENT OF MOLECULAR AND HUMA ONE BAYLOR PLAZA HOUSTON, TX 77030	The International Mammalian Genome Conference
5	R01	HG00747-16	KARPEN, Gary	LAWRENCE BERKELEY NATIONAL LABOR DEPT. OF CELL & MOL. BIOLOGY 1 CYCLOTRON ROAD, MS 84-171	The Drosophila Heterochromatin Genome Project
5	R01	HG03367-03	KASIF, SIMON	BOSTON UNIVERSITY DEPT OF BIOMED ENGINEERING 44 CUMMINGTON STREET	Gene Annotation Using Evidence Integration & Propagation
5	R33	HG02850-03	KASIF, SIMON	BOSTON UNIVERSITY DEPT OF BIOMED ENGINEERING 44 CUMMINGTON STREET	Comparative Cross-Species Genomic Analysis System
5	R01	HG03747-03	KELES, SUNDUZ	UNIVERSITY OF WISCONSIN DEPT OF BIOSTATS & MED INFORM 600 HIGHLAND AVENUE CSC K6/440 BOX 4675	Statistical Methods for the Analysis of ChlP-chip Data
5	R01	HG04214-02	KLITZMAN, ROBERT	RES FDN FOR MENTAL HYGIENE, INC DEPT OF PSYCHIATRY/HIV CTR C&BS 1051 RIVERSIDE DRIVE 1051 RIVERSIDE DRIVE	Views and Approaches Toward Research Integrity Among IRB
2	T32	HG02295-06	KOHANE, ISAAC	massachusetts inst of technology harvard-mit hlth scis/technology 77 massachusetts ave e25-519	Training Program in Bioinformatics and Integrative Genom
5	R01	HG04348-02	KORF, IAN	UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA UC Davis Genome Center One Shields Ave.	Advances in computational gene finding
5	R01	HG03864-04	KRON, STEPHEN	UNIVERSITY OF CHICAGO CTR FOR MOLECULAR ONCOLOGY 924 E 57TH ST RM R320 KNAPP MEDICAL RESEARCH, ROOM 3	Molecular screening: MALDI-TOF scanning of peptides (RMI
5	R01	HG04321-02	KRUGLYAK, LEONID	PRINCETON UNIVERSITY LEWIS-SIGLER INSTITUTE FOR INTEG 143 CARL ICAHN LABORATORY	Genetic dissection of transcriptional and organismal phe
5	R03	HG04034-02	Kahn, Jonathan	HAMLINE UNIVERSITY 1536 HEWITT AVE	The Place of Race in Gene Patenting and Drug Development
5	R01	HG04037-02	Kellis, Manolis	77 Massachusetts Avenue Room E19-750	Regulatory Morif Discovery in the Human Genome Using Com
5	U41	HG04568-02	Kent, William	UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA SANTA C 1156 HIGH ST	The UCSC ENCODE Data Coordination Center
5	R21	HG04060-02	Kolpashchikov, Dmitry	630 w 168 Street	Nucleic acid analysis using deoxyribozyme technology
5	R01	HG02096-09	Kumar, Sudhir	Ctr. for Evol Func Genomics Biodesign Institute (A-240) Arizona State University	Comparative Molecular Sequence Analysis
5	R01	HG02516-05	Kumar, Sudhir	Ctr. for Evol Func Genomics Biodesign Institute (A-240) Arizona State University	Computational Analysis of Gene Expression Pattern Images
5	R01	HG02655-05	LAKOWICZ, Joseph	UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND DEPT OF BIOCHEM & MOL BIO 725 W LOMBARD STREET-SCH OF MED	Metallic Surfaces and Particles in DNA Analysis
5	U54	HG03067-06	LANDER, ERIC	MASSACHUSETTS INST OF TECHNOLOGY BROAD INSTITUTE 320 CHARLES ST	Large Scale Sequencing and Analysis of Genomes
2	R01	HG02942-05	LANGLEY, Charles	Regents of the University Califo One Shields Ave Storer Hall Room 2320	Drosophila Population Genomics
7	R01	HG03828-04	LARSON, DALE	THE CHARLES STARK DRAPER LABORAT 555 TECHNOLOGY SQUARE	HTS of small molecule-protein interactions (RMI)
5	R44	HG04531-03	LATHE, WARREN	OPENHELIX, LLC 193 HAIGHT STREET SUITE B	Effective outsourced training for biomedical software
5	R01	HG03646-03	LAZARUS, ROSS	BRIGHAM & WOMEN'S HOSPITAL DEPT OF MED/CHANNING LABORATOR 181 LONGWOOD AVENUE	A Genetic Association Research Statistical Framework
5	T15	HG00016-18	LEAL, SUZANNE	BAYLOR COLLEGE OF MEDICINE DEPT OF MOLEC/HUMAN GENETICS ONE BAYLOR PLAZA	Advanced Gene Mapping Course
5	R01	HG03769-02	LEMLEY, MARK	STANFORD LAW SCHOOL DIR, PGM IN LAW, SCI & TECHNOL 559 NATHAN ABBOTT WAY CROWN QUADRANGLE	An Empirical Study of Open Source Bioinformatics Softwar
5	R01	HG04512-02	LEVICKY, RASTISLAV	500 West 120th Street Room 801	Comparison of Morpholino and DNA Technologies for Surfac
5	R33	HG03089-04	LEVICKY, RASTISLAV	500 WEST 120TH STREET ROOM 801	Low-cost active CMOS biochips for whole genome analysis
5	R21	HG03290-03	LI, JIALI	UNIVERSITY OF ARKANSAS DEPT OF PHYSICS PHYS 226	Solid-state Nanopore Identification for Proteins
5	R21	HG04378-02	LINDSAY, STUART	Arizona State University - Tempe Department of Chemistry and Bioc Biodesign Institute-SMB	Sequencing by Recognition
5	R01	HG04322-02	LIPKUS, ISAAC	DEPARTMENT OF PSYCHIATRY DUKE UNIVERISTY MEDICAL CENTER 905 WEST MAIN STREET SUITE 24-D Box 2949 Medical Center	Assessing Risk Communication Educational Practices in Ge
5	R01	HG02518-07	LIU, JUN	HARVARD UNIVERSITY DEPARTMENT OF STATISTICS 1 OXFORD ST SCIENCE CENTER	Bayesian Inference of Haplotypes and Genetic Interaction
5	R01	HG03963-02	LOOTS, GABRIELA	LAWRENCE LIVERMORE NATIONAL LABO CMELS/BBTD 7000 EAST AVE, L-452	Deciphering Principles of Regulatory Genomics
5	R21	HG04328-02	LOVETT, MICHAEL	Joint Director, Division of Huma Department of Genetics Washington University School of	DIRECT SELECTION METHODS
5	U01	HG04415-02	LOWE, WILLIAM	NORTHWESTERN UNIVERSITY DEPT OF MEDICINE 303 E CHICAGO AVE, TARRY 15-70 FEINBERG SCHOOL OF MEDICINE CHICAGO, IL 60093	GWA Mapping: Maternal Metabolism-Birth Weight Interactio
5	U01	HG04261-03	Lai, Eric	SLOAN-KETTERING INSTITUTE FOR CA 1275 YORK AVE	Annotation of the small RNA/microRNA component Drosophil
1	R03	HG05042-01	Lajonchere, Clara	University of Southern Californi 1042 Downey Way DRB 140	A Model for Inclusion of Minorities in Genetic Research
5	T32	HG02536-07	Lange, Kenneth	Department of Biomathematics University of California, Los An Rm AV-515 CHS, 10833 Le Conte Ave	Training Grant in Genomic Analysis and Interpretation
5	U01	HG04610-02	Larson, Eric	GROUP HLTH COOP OF PUGET SOUND CTR FOR HEALTH STUDIES 1730 MINOR AVENUE, SUITE 1600	Development and Use of Network Infrastructure for High-T
5	R01	HG03647-06	Lasken, Roger	J. CRAIG VENTER INSTITUTE, INC. 9704 MEDICAL CENTER DR, 4TH FL	Single Cell Genomics of Human Microbial Flora
5	R21	HG04776-02	Li, Jiali	UNIVERSITY OF ARKANSAS AT FAYETT 120 OZARK HALL	Exploration of Solid-state Nanopore Reading Labeled Line
7	R01	HG04359-03	Li, Xiaoman	n/a	Discovery of Cis-regulatory Modules in Human Genome
5	R21	HG04369-02	Ling, Xinsheng	BROWN UNIVERSITY PHYSICS DEPARTMENT 182 HOPE STREET	Hybridization-Assisted Nanopore DNA Sequencing
5	R01	HG04069-03	Liu, Xiaole	DANA-FARBER CANCER INSTITUTE 44 BINNEY ST CLSB 11007 Dept. Biostat..& Comp. Biology	Computational Models for Mechanisms of Global Transcript
1	R03	HG05041-01	Livingston, Troy	N.C. MUSEUM OF LIFE AND SCIENCE 433 W. MURRAY AVENUE PO BOX 15190	Genome Diner: A strategy for community-researcher engage
5	R01	HG03818-04	MA, HAICHING	REACTION BIOLOGY CORP DEPT OF RESEARCH & DEVELOPMENT ONE GREAT VALLEY PARKWAY SUITE 8	Microarraying and Screening Chemical Libraries
5	R01	HG04364-02	MANDECKI, WLODEK	UMDNJ-NEW JERSEY MEDICAL SCHOO DEPT OF MICROBIO & MOL GENETIC 185 S ORANGE AVENUE	Ribosome-based Single Molecule Method to Acquire Sequenc
5	R01	HG02207-07	MARSHALL, PATRICIA	CASE WESTERN RESERVE UNIVERSITY DEPT OF BIOETHICS 10900 EUCLID AVENUE 10900 EUCLID AVENUE	Consent in Genetic Research: An International Trial
5	R01	HG03248-05	MARZIALI, ANDRE	UNIVERSITY OF BRITISH COLUMBIA OFFICE OF RESEARCH SERVICES 102-6190 AGRONOMY ROAD	Nanopore array force spectroscopy chip for rapid clinica
5	R01	HG03640-03	MARZIALI, ANDRE	Office of Research Services 102-6190 AGRONOMY ROAD	High molecular weight DNA purification instrument for me
5	R01	HG04002-02	MATHEWS, DAVID	UNIV OF ROCHESTER SCHOOL OF MED DEPT OF BIOCHEM & BIOPHYSICS 601 ELMWOOD AVE, BOX 712 SCHOOL OF MEDICINE & DENTISTRY	Innovations in RNA Structure Prediction
5	R01	HG03329-05	MATHIES, RICHARD	UNIV. OF CALIFORNIA, BERKELEY DEPT OF CHEMISTRY 307 LEWIS HALL, MC 1460	Miniaturized Integrated Genotyping Microsystems
5	U01	HG04608-02	MCCARTY, CATHERINE	MARSHFIELD CLINICAL RESEARCH FDN CTR FOR HUMAN GENETICS 1000 NORTH OAK AVE DIVISION OF MARSHFIELD CLINIC	Genome-Wide Study of Cataract and Low HDL in the Persona
5	R01	HG04128-02	MELLER, AMIT	BOSTON UNIVERSITY 44 CUMMINGTON ST	High throughput DNA Sequencing using Design Polymers and
1	F32	HG04825-01	MELLOR, JOSEPH	HARVARD MEDICAL SCHOOL DEPT OF BCMP 250 LONGWOOD AVENUE	Interrogating Genetic Interaction Networks via Next-Gene
5	F32	HG04207-03	MILLS, RYAN	EMORY UNIVERSITY 1510 CLIFTON RD., Rm 4121	Improving INDEL Identification in Genomic Sequences
5	R21	HG04554-02	MILOSAVLJEVIC, ALEKSANDAR	BAYLOR COLLEGE OF MEDICINE DEPT OF MOL AND HUMAN GENETICS ONE BAYLOR PLAZA ALKEK 1619.04 HOUSTON	Comprehensive High-throughput Mapping of Cancer Genomes
1	U01	HG04436-01	MITCHELL, BRAXTON	University of Maryland-Baltimore Department of Medicine, School o 660 W Redwood St, Room 492	Genetic Risk to Stroke in Smokers and Nonsmokers in Two
5	U01	HG04423-02	MURRAY, Jeffrey	UNIVERSITY OF IOWA DEPT OF PEDIATRICS 2182 MED LABS 2182 Med Labs	Genome-wide association studies of prematurity and its c
5	U54	HG04028-04	MUSEN, MARK	STANFORD UNIVERSITY DEPT OF MEDICAL INFORMATICS/SMI SCHOOL OF MEDICINE 251 CAMPUS DRIVE, X-215	National center for Biomedical Ontology(RMI)
5	R01	HG02776-06	MUTHUKUMAR, MURUGAPPAN	SILVIO O CONTE CTR DEPT OF POLYMER SCI & ENGR 120 GOVENORS DR, ROOM A212 SILVIO O CONTE CTR, RM A212	Modeling Macromolecular Transport through Protein Channe
5	R01	HG04164-03	Manning, Gerard	SALK INST FOR BIOLOGICAL STUDI DEPT OF BIOINFORMATICS PO BOX 85800	Comparative and Functional Genomics of Protein Kinases
5	R01	HG03698-04	Marth, Gabor	BOSTON COLLEGE 140 COMMONWEALTH AVE	A general Bayesian polymorphism discovery tool
1	R03	HG05043-01	Martinez, Irene	FIESTA EDUCATIVA 163 S. AVENUE 24, STE 201	A Model for Inclusion of Minorities in Genetic Research
7	R21	HG04129-04	Mastrangelo, Carlos	n/a	Large-Scale Nanopore Arrays for DNA Sequencing
5	R01	HG03206-03	McCabe, Edward	UNIV OF CALIFORNIA-LOS ANGELES DEPT OF PEDIATRICS 10833 LE CONTE AVE/22-412 MDCC	Oral History of Human Genetics: The Intelligent Archive
5	R01	HG04333-02	McGuire, Amy	BAYLOR COLLEGE OF MEDICINE 1 BAYLOR PLAZA	The ethics of consent for the public release of potentia
5	R01	HG03749-03	Medvedovic, Mario	UNIVERSITY OF CINCINNATI 2624 CLIFTON AVE CINCINNATI, OH 45221-0127	Bayesian Mixture Modeling of Functional Genomics Data
5	P50	HG02360-09	Meldrum, Deirdre	UNIVERSITY OF WASHINGTON DEPT OF ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING BOX 352500	CEGS: Microscale Life Sciences Center
7	R01	HG01497-10	Meldrum, Deirdre	ARIZONA STATE UNIVERSITY CENTER FOR ECOGENOMICS PO BOX 875001	Microscale Instrument Development for Genomic Analysis
7	U54	HG04576-02	Myers, RIchard	HudsonAlpha Institute for Biotec 601 Genome Way	Global Annotation of Regulatory Elements in the Human Ge
5	R21	HG04155-02	NELSON, JOHN	GE GLOBAL RESEARCH DEPT OF MOLECULAR & CELL BIO LAB 1 RESEARCH CIRCLE, BLDG ROOM	Closed Complex Single Molecule Sequencing
1	R43	HG04622-01	NILSSON, ERIK	Insilicos 2722 Eastlake Avenue East #300	Scalable Secure Sharable Computation Platform for Proteo
5	R44	HG04537-04	NILSSON, ERIK	INSILICOS 4509 INTERLAKE AVE N # 223	A collaboration platform for proteomics biomarker analys
5	K25	HG03291-03	Newberg, Lee	Wadsworth Center NYS Department of Health PO Box 509	Quantitative Cross-Species Approaches to Gene Regulation
5	R01	HG04428-02	Nobrega, Marcelo	UNIVERSITY OF CHICAGO 5801 S ELLIS AVE	Generation and in vivo validation of cis-regulatory maps
1	R03	HG05040-01	O'Daniel, Julianne	Duke University North Building, rm 106 Box 3382 Med Ctr	Genome Diner: A strategy for community-researcher engage
5	R43	HG04433-02	OLIVER, JOHN	GENESPECTRUM, INC DEPT OF CHEMISTRY 4 RICHMOND SQ, SUITE 500 PROVIDENCE, RI 02906	Hybridization-Assisted Nanopore Sequencing
5	R01	HG04065-02	Ohler, Uwe	DUKE UNIVERSITY Institute of Genome Sciences 101 Science Dr Box 3382	Modeling the structure & evolution of regulatory regions
1	R43	HG04470-01	Olejnik, Jerzy	Intelligent Bio-Systems, Inc. 34 Bear Hill Road	Novel Cleavable Nucleotides for DNA Sequencing by Synthe
1	R01	HG04041-01	PARDEY, PHILIP	Regents of the University of Min 218J Classroom Ofc Bldg 1994 Buford Ave.	International Assessments of Patenting in Genetics
1	U01	HG04728-01	PASQUALE, LOUIS	MASSACHUSETTS EYE/EAR INFIRMARY dept of ophthalmology 243 CHARLES STREET	Genes and Environment Initiative in Glaucoma
5	R03	HG04301-02	PATENAUDE, ANDREA	DANA-FARBER CANCER INSTITUTE DEPT OF PEDIATRIC ONCOLOGY 44 BINNEY STREET	Genetics, Genomic Research, and Consent: Attitudes of Pe
5	R01	HG03330-03	PAULSEN, JANE	UNIVERSITY OF IOWA DEPT OF PSYCHIATRY/NEUROLOGY RES ROY J & LUCILLE A CARVER COM 1-305 MEB	Response of a Sample Population with the Deleterious HD
5	R01	HG03380-02	PHELAN, JO	COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY JL MAILMAN SCH OF PUB HEALTH 722 W 168TH ST, 9TH FL	Genetics and Stigma: The Role of Mass Media
5	U54	HG03917-03	PIAZZA, GARY	SOUTHERN RESEARCH INSTITUTE THE UNIVERSITY OF ALABAMA AT BIR 2000 NINTH AVENUE SOUTH	An Integrated HTS Approach for the MLSCN Initiative(RMI)
5	R01	HG04064-03	PLON, SHARON	BAYLOR COLLEGE OF MEDICINE DEPT OF PEDIATRICS 6621 FANNIN STREET, MC3-3320 TEXAS CHILDREN'S CANCER CENTER	Do Physicians Understand Uncertain Variants and Other Ge
5	F32	HG04182-04	POOL, JOHN	CORNELL UNIVERSITY 233 BIOTECHNOLOGY BLDG	The use of recombining genetic markers for demographic i
1	R01	HG04885-01	POP, MIHAI	n/a	Assembly and analysis software for exploring the human m
5	R01	HG04010-03	PRESS, NANCY	OREGON HLTH & SCI UNIVERSITY DEPT OF PUBLIC HLTH & PREV MED 3181 SW SAM JACKSON PK RD,CB-669 CB-669	Is primary care ready to utilize the promise of genetics
5	R01	HG04160-02	PUGH, B	PENNSYLVANIA STATE UNIVERSITY DEPT OF BIOCHEM & MOL BIOLOGY 452 N FREAR BLDG	High Resolution Mapping of Function Elements in the Yeas
5	P50	HG04487-02	PYERITZ, REED	UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA MEDICAL GENETICS 3601 SPRUCE ST, RM 538 MALONEY	Penn Center for ELSI Research in Emerging Genetic Techno
5	R01	HG03871-03	Palmer, Christina	University of California Los Ang UCLA Semel Institute Neuroscience & Behavior 760 Westwood Plaza, Rm 47-422	Outcomes of Cx26 Testing in Deaf/Hard of Hearing Adults
5	R01	HG03988-03	Pennacchio, Len	UNIVERSITY OF CALIF-LAWRENC BERK C/O SPONSORED PROJECTS OFFICE LAWRENCE BERKELEY NATIONAL LABOR 1 CYCLOTRON ROAD, MS46R0125	Generation of an In Vivo Human Genome Transcriptional En
5	R01	HG03844-03	Peterson, Susan	UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS MD ANDERSON CANCER CENTER 1515 HOLCOMBE BLVD	Interactive CD-ROM on Cancer Genetics for Hispanics
5	R21	HG04535-02	Petronis, Art	CENTRE FOR ADDICTION AND MENTAL 250 College street	Methylome Profiling via DNA Methyltransferase-directed L
5	U01	HG04276-03	Piano, Fabio	OFFICE OF SPONSORED PROGRAMS 15 WASHINGTON PLACE APARTMENT 1-H	Encyclopedia of C elegans 3'UTRS and their regulatory el
5	R01	HG02644-06	QUAKE, STEPHEN	Bioengineering 318 Campus Drive Clark Center, E300	Ultrasensitive Nanofluidic Devices for Genomic Analysis
5	R01	HG03594-05	QUAKE, STEPHEN	Bioengineering 318 Campus Drive Clark Center, E300	High Throughput Single Molecule DNA Sequencing
5	R01	HG03354-03	RAMONI, MARCO	HARVARD SCHOOL OF DENTAL MED ORAL MED, INFECTION & IMMUNITY 188 LONGWOOD AVE	Decoding Gene Expression Control Using Conditional Clust
5	R01	HG02647-05	RAMSEY, JOHN	Univ of NC at Chapel Hill Department of Chemistry Venable CB 3290	Nanoscale Fluidic Technologies for Rapidly Sequencing Si
5	U54	HG03916-03	REED, JOHN	BURNHAM INSTITUTE APOPTOSIS & CELL DEATH RES PROG 10901 NORTH TORREY PINES RD	San Diego Chemical Library Screening Center(RMI)
5	U01	HG04168-03	REICH, DAVID	HARVARD MEDICAL SCHOOL DEPT OF GENETICS 77 AVENUE LOUIS PASTEUR	Population structure in whole-genome disease scans
5	R01	HG00567-17	RIETHMAN, Harold	Wistar Institute 3601 Spruce Street	Analysis of Human Telomeric Structural Variation
5	U01	HG04074-03	RINGWALD, MARTIN	JACKSON LABORATORY 600 MAIN STREET	Data Coordination Center for the Knockout Mouse Project
5	R01	HG03352-03	ROCKE, David	UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA-DAVIS DEPT OF PUBLIC HEALTH SCIENCES ONE SHIELDS AVENUE	Methods for Analysis of High Throughput Assay Data
5	U01	HG04603-02	RODEN, DAN	Oates Institute for Exp. Ther. VANDERBILT UNIVERSITY SCHOOL OF 1285B MRB4	Vanderbilt Genome-Electronic Records Project
5	F31	HG04247-03	RODRIGUEZ FLORES, JUAN	UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA SAN DIE 415 COLIMA ST #5	MINORITY PREDOCTORAL FELLOWSHIP PROGRAM
5	T32	HG00047-09	ROKHSAR, DANIEL	UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA DEPT OF MOLECULAR & CELL BIO 142 LSA #3200/GAO GRADUATE AFFAIRS OFFICE	Genomics
5	R01	HG03224-04	ROTH, FREDERICK	HARVARD MEDICAL SCHOOL, BCMP DEPT OF BIO CHEM & MOL PHARM 250 LONGWOOD AVENUE	Computational Methods for Directed Functional Genomics
1	R21	HG04756-01	ROTH, FREDERICK	President and Fellows of Harvard Biological Chemistry & Molecular 250 Longwood Ave., SGM322	Technology for large-scale genetic interaction discovery
5	R44	HG03972-03	ROTHWARF, DAVID	9909 Hibert St. Ste A	Magnetic Encoded Sortable Particle Arrays
5	R01	HG04456-02	RUAN, YIJUN	Genome Institute of Singapore Department of Genome Technology 60 Biopolis Street	Whole Genome Chromatin Interaction Analysis using Pair-E
5	R01	HG04123-03	RUBIN, EDWARD	JOINT GENOME INSTITUTE DEPT OF GENOMICS DIVISION 2800 MITCHELL DR B400-407	Neandertal Genomics
5	R21	HG04383-02	Riehn, Robert	NORTH CAROLINA STATE UNIVERSITY SPONSORED PROGRAMS AND REGULATOR Administrative Services III 2701 Sullivan Drive, Suite 240	Sequencing DNA by transverse electrical measurements in
1	R03	HG04528-01	Rubin, Lisa	New School for Social Research 65 Fifth Ave. Room 333	Attitudes Regarding Prenatal and Preimplantation Genetic
5	R44	HG02990-03	SCHILLING, CHRISTOPHE	GENOMATICA, INC 5405 MOREHOUSE DR, STE 210	Multi-Cellular Metabolic Modeling
5	RL1	HG04671-02	SCHREIBER, STUART	Broad Inst. of Harvard & MIT Broad Chemical Biology Program 7 Cambridge Center 3rd Floor	Target ID (3 of 4)
4	R00	HG04183-03	SCHROEDER, CHARLES	n/a	Single Molecule Technology for Genome-Wide Association S
5	R21	HG04379-02	SCHWARTZ, DAVID	Univerity of Wisconsin Madison Lab. for Mol. & Comp. Genomics Univerity of Wisconsin Biotech 425 Henry Mall Room 5434	Sequence Acquisition from Mapped Single DNA Molecules
2	T32	HG02760-06	SCHWARTZ, DAVID	Dr. David Schwartz DEPT OF BIOTECHNOLOGY CTR 425 HENRY MALL, RM 5434	Institutional Training Grant in the Genomic Sciences
5	P41	HG04222-03	SEBAT, JONATHAN	COLD SPRING HARBOR LABORATORY PO BOX 100 1 BUNGTOWN RD	High-Resolution ROMA Analysis of Genome Copy Number Vari
5	R01	HG03470-03	SENGUPTA, ANIRVAN	RUTGERS, ST UNIV OF NEW JERSEY DEPT OF PHYSICS & ASTROMONY 136 FRELINGHUYSEN ROAD	Locating Regulatory Elements in Genomes
5	R21	HG04342-02	SHAQFEH, ERIC	STANFORD UNIVERSITY DEPT OF CHEMICAL ENG/MECHANIC 488 ESCONDIDO MALL BLDG. 02-500, RM. 500A	Single Molecule Genotyping Using Microfluidic Stagnation
5	R01	HG04500-02	SHARP, RICHARD	Baylor College of Medicine Ctr For Med Ethics & Hlth Policy One Baylor Plaza, Room 310DC	Presenting Diagnostic Results from Large-Scale Clinical
5	R01	HG02449-07	SHOULSON, IRA	UNIVERSITY OF ROCHESTER DEPT OF NEUROLOGY 1351 MT HOPE AVE, SUITE 218	Prospective Huntington At Risk Observational Study (PHAR
5	R01	HG00848-12	SIEGMUND, DAVID	STANFORD UNIVERSITY DEPT OF STATISTICS 390 SERRA MALL, SEQUOIA HALL	Statistical Methods for Identity-by-Descent Maps
5	R01	HG02769-05	SJOLANDER, KIMMEN	DEPARTMENT OF BIOENGINEERING DEPT OF BIOENGINEERING 473 EVANS HALL, #1762	High-throughput phylogenomic analysis of animal proteins
5	R01	HG02939-06	SMIT, ARIAN	INSTITUTE FOR SYSTEMS BIOLOGY 1441 NORTH 34TH STREET	Maintenance and Development of RepeatMasker
5	P50	HG02357-08	SNYDER, MICHAEL	YALE UNIVERSITY DEPT MOL CELL & DEVELOP BIOLOGY PO BOX 208103, KBT	Analysis of Human Genome Using Integrated Technologies
2	T32	HG03198-06	SNYDER, MICHAEL	YALE UNIVERSITY DEPT MOL CELL & DEVELOP BIOLOGY PO BOX 208103, KBT 926	Training in Genomics and Proteomics Technologies
5	U01	HG04267-03	SNYDER, MICHAEL	YALE UNIVERSITY DEPT MOL CELL & DEVELOP BIOLOGY PO BOX 208103, KBT	Global Identification of Transcription Factor Binding Si
5	U54	HG04558-02	SNYDER, MICHAEL	YALE UNIVERSITY DEPT MOL CELL & DEVELOP BIOLOGY PO BOX 208103, KBT	Production Center for Global Mapping of Regulatory Eleme
5	R01	HG03763-03	SO, ANTHONY	DUKE UNIVERSITY 2424 Erwin Rd. Suite 1103	Building a Technology Trust in Genomics
5	R01	HG03891-03	SPICER, PAUL	UNIV OF COLORADO HEALTH SCI CTR AMERICAN INDIAN&ALASKA NATIVE P PO BOX 6508, MS F800 MailStop F800 P.O. Box 6508	Trust and Genetics Research in Diverse US Communities
5	U54	HG04592-02	STAMATOYANNOPOULOS, JOHN	University of Washington 2211 ELLIOTT AVENUE 6TH FLOOR	A Comprehensive catalog of human DNasel hypersensitive s
2	R01	HG02585-06	STEPHENS, MATTHEW	The University of Chicago 920 E. 58th Street CLSC 422	Genome Analysis: Data Accuracy, Haplotyping and Mapping
2	P41	HG02223-09	STERNBERG, PAUL	CALIFORNIA INST OF TECHNOLOGY Department of Biology 1200 E CALIFORNIA BLVD-mc 156-29	WormBase: a core data resource for C elegans and other n
5	R13	HG03676-05	STEWART, DAVID	COLD SPRING HARBOR LABORATORY 1 BUNGTOWN RD, PO BOX 100	2008 The Biology of Genomes Conference
2	T15	HG00013-15	STEWART, DAVID	COLD SPRING HARBOR LABORATORY 1 BUNGTOWN RD, PO BOX 100	CSHL Computational and Comparative Genomics Course
5	R01	HG00249-20	STORMO, GARY	DEPARTMENT OF GENETICS WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY SCHOOL OF 4566 SCOTT AVENUE, CAMPUS BOX 82	DNA PATTERN IDENTIFICATION AND ANALYSIS
5	F31	HG04124-03	SUTTON, KAREY	320 Old Cedarfield Dr	Probing Minority Views on Genetic Testing and Research
5	R01	HG03191-03	Sankar, Pamela	UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA MED DEPT/CTR FOR BIOETHICS 3401 MARKET, STE 320	Advancing the Race Dialog: Genes, Forensics & Medicine
1	F32	HG04830-01	Schmitz, Robert	SALK INST FOR BIOLOGICAL STUDIES DEPT OF PLANT BIOLOGY PO BOX 85800	Genome-wide transcription factor mapping in Arabidopsis
1	R01	HG05055-01	Schwartz, Marc	GEORGETOWN UNIVERSITY MEDICAL CE 300 WHITEHAVEN STREET MILTON HARRIS BLDG., ROOM 4100	INTERNET INTERVENTION FOR BRCA1/BRCA2 UNINFORMATIVES
5	R01	HG03468-03	Sherlock, Gavin	STANFORD UNIVERSITY DEPT OF GENETICS, SCH OF MED	Defining the yeast transcriptome with custom microarrays
5	R01	HG03469-05	Sherlock, Gavin	STANFORD UNIVERSITY DEPT OF GENETICS, SCH OF MED	Continued Development of Stanford Microarray Database
5	R03	HG04055-02	Shih, Ya-Chen	UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS MD ANDERSON CANCER CENTER 1515 HOLCOMBE BLVD HOUSTON, TX 77030	Economic Evaluations of Emerging Genomic Tests for Early
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5	T32	HG00044-12	Sidow, Arend	SCHOOL OF MEDICINE DEPARTMENT OF GENETICS 300 PASTEUR DRIVE, M344 ALWAY BL	Institutional Training Grant in Genome Science
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5	T15	HG00048-09	Stein, Lincoln	COLD SPRING HARBOR LABORATORY 1 BUNGTOWN ROAD PO BOX 100	CSHL Course: Advanced Bioinformatics
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5	R03	HG04314-02	Strug, Lisa	THE HOSPITAL FOR SICK CHILDREN CHILD HLTH EVALUATIVE SCIS DEPT 555 UNIVERSITY AVENUE	Development of Evidential Methodology for the Analysis
4	R00	HG04316-02	TABOR, HOLLY	Children's Hospital and Regional Treuman Katz Center for Pediatri 1100 OLIVE WAY, STE 800 METRO PARK W., MS: MPW 8-2	Ethical and Social Issues in the Study of Genetics of Co
5	R01	HG04653-02	TAKAYAMA, SHUICHI	Biomedical Engineering University of Michigan 2200 Bonisteel 2115 Gerstacker	Active Nanofluidics for Analysis of Chromatin and Genomi
5	K23	HG03983-03	TANTISIRA, KELAN	BRIGHAM AND WOMEN'S HOSPITAL CHANNING LABORATORY 181 LONGWOOD AVENUE	Pharmacogenetic Linkage of Corticosteroid Response: Asth
5	U01	HG04571-02	TENENBAUM, SCOTT	UNIVERSITY OF ALBANY, SUNY CTR FOR FUNCTIONAL GEN, BIO SCIS EAST CAMPUS, 1 UNIV PLACE 1 UNIVERSITY PLACE	Comprehensive Identification of ENCODE RNA based Cis-Reg
5	R01	HG02686-05	TERCYAK, KENNETH	CANCER CONTROL PROGRAM LOMBARDI COMP CANCER CENTER 3300 WHITEHAVEN STREET, NW SUITE 4100	Parent Communication of BRCA1/2 Test Results to Children
5	R01	HG03713-03	TIMP, GREGORY	DEPARTMENT OF ELECTRICAL AND COM UNIVERSITY OF ILLNOIS AT URBANA- 3041 BECKMAN INSTITUTE 405 N MATHEWS AVENUE	Sequencing a DNA molecule using a Synthetic Nanopore
5	R21	HG04252-02	TLUCZEK, AUDREY	UNIVERSITY OF WISCONSIN PSYCH/WIS PSYCH INST&CLIN WISPIC 6001 RESEARCH PARK BLVD	Developing a Family-Centered Approach for Genetic Counse
5	P20	HG03898-02	TROPSHA, ALEXANDER	UNIVERSITY OF NORTH CAROLINA- SCH OF PHARMACY CB # 7360 Beard Hall	Carolina Exploratory Center for Cheminformatics Research
5	R01	HG03710-03	TURNER, STEPHEN	NANOFLUIDICS, INC 17 SHERATON DRIVE	Real-time Multiplex Single-Molecule DNA Sequencing
5	R01	HG04144-03	Thompson, John	Helicos BioSciences Corporation One Kendall Square	High Accuracy Single Molecule DNA Sequencing by Synthesi
1	R15	HG04543-01	Tintle, Nathan	Hope College P.O. Box 9000 35 East 12th St.- SC2000	Evaluating the Cost Effectiveness of Alternative Sample
5	U01	HG04085-03	VALENZUELA, DAVID	REGENERON PHARMACEUTICALS, INC DEPT OF VELOCIGENE 777 OLD SAW MILL RIVER ROAD	Production of Targeted Null Mutations for 10,000 Genes i
5	R01	HG04240-02	VAN DEN OORD, EDWIN	VIRGINIA COMMONWEALTH UNIVERSI DEPT OF PHARMACY	Design and analysis of adaptive multistage genetic assoc
5	R01	HG03319-05	VANNUCCI, MARINA	TEXAS A&M UNIVERSITY DEPT OF STATISTICS 3143 TAMU	Bayesian Methods for Genomics with Variable Selection
5	R21	HG04141-03	Vezenov, Dmitri	LEHIGH UNIVERSITY CHEMISTRY DEPARTMENT 6 E. PACKER AVENUE	Force spectroscopy platform for label free genome sequen
5	P50	HG04233-03	Vidal, Marc	DANA-FARBER CANCER INSTITUTE DEPT OF CANCER BIOLOGY 44 BINNEY STREET, SMITH BLDG 858	Genomic Analysis of Network Perturbations in Human Disea
1	R43	HG04679-01	WAGNER, ROBERT	Gene Check, Inc 1629 Blue Spruce Dr Suite 106	A microarray based STR genotyping system utilizing RecA-
5	R01	HG04049-02	WALL, JEFFREY	UNIV OF SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA DEPT OF BIOLOGICAL SCIENCES 1050 CHILDS WAY, MCB 201 MOLECULAR & COMPTNL BIO PROG	Simulation algorithms for genome-wide data and applicati
5	P41	HG01115-15	WALTERS, LEROY	GEORGETOWN UNIVERSITY KENNEDY INSTITUTE OF ETHICS 37TH & O STREETS, NW 415 HEALY HALL	National Information Resource on Ethics & Human Genetics
5	R03	HG04216-02	WANG, CATHARINE	FOX CHASE CANCER CENTER PSYCHOSOCIAL/BEHAVIORAL MED PRGM 333 COTTMAN AVENUE	Overcoming Genetic Literacy Barriers Among Underserved M
5	R03	HG04249-02	WASSERMAN, DAVID	YESHIVA UNIVERSITY THE CENTER FOR ETHICS AT YESHIVA BELFER 915; 2495 AMSTERDAM AVENU	Prenatal Testing for Disability and Parental Responsibil
5	U01	HG04263-03	WATERSTON, ROBERT	University of Washington Department of Genome Sciences 1705 NE PACIFIC STREET BOX 355065	Global Identification of transcribed elements in the C.
1	U54	HG04968-01	WEINSTOCK, GEORGE	washington univ dept of gens 4444 forest park blvd, box 8501 the genome ctr/ sch of med	Sequencing the Human Microbiome
5	R01	HG02904-05	WHITE, KEVIN	920 EAST 58TH STREET CLSC 401	Comparative Studies of Gene Regulation in Drosophila
5	U01	HG04264-03	WHITE, KEVIN	920 EAST 58TH STREET CLSC 401	A Cis Regulatory map of the Drosophila Genome
1	U01	HG04866-01	WHITE, OWEN	University of Maryland Institute for Genome Sciences 20 Penn St HSF II - Room S445	A Quality Assurance, Coordination and Analysis Center fo
5	R01	HG04499-02	WHITFIELD, MICHAEL	DARTMOUTH MEDICAL SCHOOL DEPT OF GENETICS 7400 REMSEN	Development of RIP-Chip methods and tiled arrays to iden
5	U54	HG03079-06	WILSON, RICHARD	DEPARTMENT OF GENETICS WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY SCHOOL OF 4444 FOREST PARK AVENUE GENOME SEQUENCING CENTER, BOX 85	Center For Large-Scale Genome Sequencing & Analysis
5	R01	HG03903-03	WONG, Wing	STANFORD UNIVERSITY DEPARTMENT OF STATISTICS SEQUOIA HALL 390 SERRA MALL	Cis-analysis of expression and ChIP data on Shh pathway
5	U01	HG04561-03	Weng, Zhiping	BOSTON UNIVERSITY DEPT OF BIOMEDICAL ENGINEERING 44 CUMMINGTON STREET	Identification of Transcriptional Factor Binding Sites i
5	R01	HG04431-02	Wickramasinghe, Hemantha	Dr. Kumar Wickramasinghe 644F Engineering Tower University of California, Irvine	High throughput low cost DNA sequencing using probe tip
5	U01	HG04073-02	XU, TIAN	YALE UNIVERSITY SCH OF MEDICINE DEPT OF GENETICS 295 CONGRESS AVENUE BCMM236	Utilizing PB Transposon to Generate a Comprehensive Mous
5	R01	HG02945-05	YORKE, JAMES	UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND INST FOR PHYSICAL SCI & TECH BLDG 224, ROOM 4311 OFC OF RES ADMIN & ADVANCEMENT	Continued Improvements of Whole Genome Shotgun Assembly
5	R01	HG02668-06	YOUNG, RICHARD	WHITEHEAD INST FOR BIOMED RES MIT BIOLOGY, BIOMEDICAL RESEARCH 9 CAMBRIDGE CENTER	Transcriptional Regulatory Networks in Living Cells
5	R01	HG04694-02	Yandell, Mark	75 South 2000 East Room 111 Salt Lake City	Software for the creation and quality control of genome
5	R01	HG01696-11	ZHANG, MICHAEL	COLD SPRING HARBOR LABORATORY WATSON SCHOOL OF BIOLOGICAL SCIE 1 BUNGTOWN RD, PO BOX 100	Computational Modeling of Mammalian Promoters
5	R21	HG04154-03	ZHANG, PEIMING	ARIZONA STATE UNIVERSITY CTR FOR SINGLE MOL BIOPHYSICS PO BOX 5601	Fabrication of Universal DNA Nanoarrays for Sequencing b
1	K99	HG04724-01	ZHONG, WEIWEI	california inst of technology dept of biology 1200 e california blvd-mc 156-29	Quantitiative Genetic Interaction Mapping of Disease Gen
5	R01	HG03054-04	ZHU, XIAOFENG	LOYOLA UNIVERSITY CHICAGO DEPT OF PREV MED & EPIDEMIOLOGY 2160 SOUTH FIRST AVENUE	LD Mapping Using Haplotype Block: Methods & Application
5	R01	HG03827-04	Zhu, Xiangdong	UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA DAVIS SPONSORED PROGRAMS 118 EVERSON HALL 1 SHIELDS AVE	High-Speed Label-Free Optical Detection System for Small
1	K01	HG04645-01	,	DUKE UNIV MEDICAL CENTER COMMUNITY & FAMILY MEDICINE HANES HOUSE RM299B DUMC BOX 2914	Enabling Personalized Medicine through Clincal Decision
2	R44	HG04536-02	,	StataCorp LP 4905 Lakeway Drive	Statistical Software for Genetic Association Studies
2	R01	HG00783-13	,	Georgia Tech Research Corporatio 505 Tenth Street	Gene Prediction by Markov Models and Complementary Metho
2	R01	HG01645-11	,	The University of Chicago 5734 S. University Ave. Eckhart Hall 129	Methods for Human Genetic Mapping
2	R01	HG01715-11	,	n/a	Mapping the Human Binary Interactome Network
2	R01	HG01988-09	,	Regents of the University of Cal One Shields Avenue 451 East Health Sciences Dr GBS	Disequilibrium Mapping of Complex Genetic Diseases
2	R01	HG02238-19	,	The Pennsylvania State Universit 506B Wartik Laboratory	Software for Analyzing Biosequence Data
2	R01	HG02913-06	,	PRINCETON UNIVERSITY LEWIS SIGLER INSTITUTE 144 CARL ICAHN LAB	Statistical methods for genetic data
2	R01	HG02995-04	,	Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research PO Box 19024 B2-152	TILLING the Zebrafish Genome: A Reverse Genetic Approach
2	R01	HG03008-05	,	The Trustees of Columbia Univers 740 S W Mudd	Inferring gene regulatory circuitry from functional geno
2	R01	HG03317-05	,	Board of Trustees of the Leland 855 S. California Ave	Technology to Identify and Assay Chemical Genomic Probes
2	R01	HG03456-04	,	Harvard Medical School 240 Longwood Ave	New Technologies for Quantitative Phosphorylation Analys
2	R01	HG03700-04	,	The University of North Carolina 727 Mary Ellen Jones Bldg CB# 7290	Developing Proteogenomic Mapping for Human Genome Annota
1	R01	HG03991-01	,	n/a	Genome-wide map of active promoters in the mouse cells
2	R01	HG04090-04	,	California Institute of Technolo 1200 E. California Blvd., MC 156	Textpresso information retrieval and extraction system f
1	R01	HG04498-01	,	The Board of Regents of the UW S 425 HENRY MALL 2428 GENETICS-BIOTECH CTR BLDG	Integrating SNPs and STRPs in Population Genetics
1	R01	HG04508-01	,	Mount Sinai School of Medicine o Department of Structural and Che Mount Sinai School of Medicine	Chemical Genomics Paradigm for Epigenetic Regulation
1	R01	HG04517-01	,	Vanderbilt University Medical Ce Biostatistics 1161 21st Avenue South	Developing Statistical Methods for Disease Gene Discover
1	R01	HG04634-01	,	Board of Trustees of the Leland Sequoia Hall Stanford University	Statistical Analysis of Exon Arrays
1	R01	HG04701-01	,	The J. Craig Venter Institute 9704 Medical Center Drive	Genome-wide prediction and analysis of coding variants
1	R01	HG04708-01	,	Rutgers, The State University of 136 Frelinghuysen Road	Biophysical Models for Prediction and Design of Eukaryot
1	R01	HG04710-01	,	Michigan State University 354 Baker Hall	Clinicians' Concepts of Racial/Ethnic Differences in the
1	R01	HG04718-01	,	The Pennsylvania State Universit 326 Thomas Building	Bayesian Methods for Epistasis Association Mapping
1	R01	HG04719-01	,	Trustees of Boston College 140 Commonwealth Avenue Higgins 415	Software Tools for Next-Generation Sequencer Data
1	R01	HG04722-01	,	Case Western Reserve University 10900 Euclid Ave.	Development of a universal tagging method for genome wid
1	R01	HG04740-01	,	n/a	EMERGING ISSUES IN CRIMINAL FORENSIC GENETICS
1	R01	HG04744-01	,	n/a	Systematic Analysis of Drosophila transcription factor b
1	R01	HG04834-01	,	The University of Cambridge Downing Site	Extending InterMine to yeast rat and zebrafish model org
1	R01	HG04840-01	,	Baylor College of Medicine One Baylor Plaza	Functional Variomics and Applications
1	R01	HG04843-01	,	The University of North Carolina CB#3290 Kenan Labs	Rapid Genetic Engineering of Stem Cells
1	R01	HG04845-01	,	Cornell University 416 Biotechnology Building	Quantifying the Genome-wide Distribution of Transcriptio
1	R01	HG04863-01	,	n/a	Optimization of a microfluidic device for single bacteri
1	R01	HG04872-01	,	n/a	New Tools for Understanding the Composition and Dynamics
1	R01	HG04873-01	,	Boreal Genomics Inc. 962 Belgrave Ave	SCODA DNA extraction to normalize species representation
1	R01	HG04876-01	,	n/a	An Integrated lab-on-chip system for genome sequencing o
1	R01	HG04877-01	,	Cleveland Clinic Lerner College Department of Molecular Medicine 9500 Euclid Avenue	Patient perceptions of bioengineered probiotics and clin
1	R01	HG04881-01	,	n/a	Algorithmically-Tuned Protein Families, Rule_Base and Ch
1	R01	HG04906-01	,	n/a	Cultivation and Characterization of Microaerobes from th
1	R01	HG04908-01	,	Indiana University Department of Informatics 901 E. 10th Street	Fragment assembly and metabolic/species diversity analys
1	R01	HG04909-01	,	The Pennsylvania State Universit 505 Wartik Lab	An Efficient Lightweight Environment for Biomedical Comp
1	R01	HG04962-01	,	The Regents of the Univ. of Cali 9500 GIlman Drive Mail code 0404	Algorithmic strategies for detecting structural variatio
1	R03	HG04753-01	,	The Johns Hopkins University 100 North Charles Suite 740	The ELSI Program: Evidence of Policy Impact
1	R03	HG05025-01	,	Washington University Campus Box One Brookings Drive	BLACK NEWSPAPER COVERAGE OF GENETICS AND ITS IMPLICATION
1	R03	HG05026-01	,	Duke University IGSP Center for Genome Ethics, Box 90141	Intellectual Property Challenges for the Development of
2	R13	HG03953-04	,	n/a	10th International Meeting on Human Genome Variation and
2	R15	HG02456-04	,	CEDAR CREST COLLEGE DEPT OF BIOLOGICAL SCIENCES 100 COLLEGE DRIVE	Empirical analysis of natural selection on codon usage i
1	R21	HG04664-01	,	UTHSCSA 7703 Floyd Curl Dr	Alternative splicing regulation in perspective: A global
1	R21	HG04749-01	,	n/a	Molecular Tools for Genome Partitioning
1	R21	HG04770-01	,	n/a	Sequencing by Recognition
1	R21	HG04812-01	,	The Regents of the University of 81 Koshland	A role for microRNAs in Drosophila alternative pre-mRNA
1	R21	HG04858-01	,	n/a	Technologies for the discovery of novel human colonic mu
1	R21	HG04865-01	,	The Johns Hopkins University 1717 Massachusetts Avenue, NW Suite 530	Assessing the Impact of DTC Genetic Testing to Inform Po
2	R42	HG03668-02	,	FOUNDATION FOR APPLIED MOLECULAR P.O. BOX 13174	Alkoxylamine nucleosides for sequencing by synthesis
2	R42	HG03792-02	,	Geospiza, Inc. 2442 NW Market St. PMB 344	BioHDF - Open Binary File Standards for Bioinformatics
1	R43	HG04677-01	,	Epicenter Software 80 S. Lake Ave, Suite 680	Integrated Analysis of Genome-Wide Array Data
1	R43	HG04814-01	,	Lucigen Corporation 2120 West Greenview Drive Suite #9	E. COLI QUIESCENT SYSTEMS FOR MAMMALIAN EXPRESSION OF UN
1	R43	HG04817-01	,	BioNanomatrix 3701 Market Street Suite 340	Nanochannel Devices for High Throughput Single Molecule
2	R44	HG02991-02	,	2200 Powell Street, Suite 525	System for genetic marker information delivery
2	R44	HG03925-03	,	RainDance Technologies Inc. 530 Whitfield St	Droplet based screening of molecular libraries in a micr
2	R44	HG04199-03	,	BioNanomatrix Inc. 3701 Market Street 4th Floor	Hybrid Nanochannel Arrays for Single Molecule Linear Gen
2	R44	HG04466-02	,	Electronic Bio Sciences, LLC 5754 Pacific Center Blvd. Suite 204	New Platform for Ionic Current Measurement with Applicat
2	R44	HG04522-02	,	BioHelix Corp 32 Tozer Road	Development of a novel whole genome amplification method
2	R01	HG00225-13	,	The Board of Regents of the UW S 425 Henry Mall Biotechnology Center, Room 5434	New Physical Methodologies for Genomic Analysis

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