NIDA R21: Mine SCORCH single-cell data on HIV and substance use and validate targets (no clinical trials)
NIH NIDA’s SCORCH R21 funds high-risk, high-reward projects to mine single-cell brain datasets and identify cell types, genes, enhancers, or networks involved in HIV/ART and substance use. Awards can also support functional validation (e.g., perturbation or high-throughput screens) to confirm roles of data-driven targets; clinical trials are not allowed and pilot data is not required. Interdis…
Single Nucleus Assays : Molecular analysis of brain tissue typically relies on ensemble averaging of heterogenous mixtures of cell types within a specific brain region. However, technological advances enable molecular characterization of large numbers of individual cells. Single cell approaches …
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