Project Details
Description
PROJECT NARRATIVE
This research is relevant to human biology and health because Pumilio proteins are conserved in
humans where, like their Drosophila counterpart, they are implicated in control of cell proliferation, fertility and
neurological functions. The RNA-binding and Repression Domains of Pumilio are functionally conserved in
human Pum orthologs; therefore, our discoveries are expected to be translatable to post-transcriptional
regulation of human cancer biology, developmental defects, neurological disorders and infertility.
| Status | Finished |
|---|---|
| Effective start/end date | 9/20/13 → 12/31/22 |
Funding
- National Institute of General Medical Sciences: $289,086.00
- National Institute of General Medical Sciences: $288,457.00
- National Institute of General Medical Sciences: $286,915.00
- National Institute of General Medical Sciences: $286,602.00
- National Institute of General Medical Sciences: $289,086.00
- National Institute of General Medical Sciences: $286,658.00
- National Institute of General Medical Sciences: $321,207.00
- National Institute of General Medical Sciences: $321,207.00
- National Institute of General Medical Sciences: $28,640.00
- National Institute of General Medical Sciences: $258,614.00
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