Trans-Acting Factors Causing Cell-Specific Gene Control

$40,000R01FY2021GMNIH

University Of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia PA

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Abstract

Summary Dr. Ken Zaret (R01GM36477) and his NIGMS-funded collaborator Dr. Matt Good (R35- GM128748) request supplemental funding to purchase a Surface Plasmon Resonance device, to allow inter-molecular interactions to be quantified more accurately and faster than we can do by present means. The equipment would help advance our research substantially. This is a one-time request for equipment that costs $46,954, with $40,000 requested from NIGMS and the remainder from our Department (see Chair's letter).

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