LEAP Grants: RUNX1-FPD Leukemia Interception & Prevention Research
The LEAP program (RUNX1 Research Program + American Cancer Society) funds investigator-initiated projects to discover and advance cancer interception or prevention strategies for individuals with RUNX1 familial platelet disorder (RUNX1-FPD). Funded work should focus on (1) mechanistic studies of leukemogenic steps affecting RUNX1-mutant HSPCs—including cell-autonomous and cell-nonautonomous fa…
Background The formation of cancer is orchestrated by a confluence of external, cell-nonautonomous, factors and internal, cell-autonomous, factors. Discovering medical interventions that can disrupt this complex interplay of factors is challenging but necessary.
In the bone marrow, the ac…
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- Work at a US academic institution or eligible nonprofit
- Are a full-time independent investigator at any career stage
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