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EXAMPLES OF FUNDED PROJECTS
        Implementation of studies on the mood and anxiety disorders in children and adolescents. Evaluation of the effects of radiation-induced cell damage. Identification of the specific and unique markers for the human marrow stromal fibroblasts (HMSFs) colonies which give rise to bone, at the DNA and protein levels. Investigation of the molecular mechanisms responsible for RNA syntheses by RNA polymerase III; development of Human Artificial Chromosome Vectors for use in gene transfer studies; and application of gene transfer strategies to clinical manifestations of genetic diseases.

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        Eighty Seven awards were made in fiscal year 2005. NIH projects that 91 awards will be made in fiscal year 2006 and 91 awards are projected in fiscal year 2007.

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