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2013 Barbara Turnbull Award for Spinal Cord Research

Although the spinal cord contains all the circuitry necessary for locomotion, due to the absence of commands from the brain, people with spinal cord injuries are unable to walk.


Grant type
Capacity building grants
Area of Research
Injury
Competition
Barbara Turnbull Award for Spinal Cord Research
Province
Québec
Start Date
2013

Wnt Signalling Circuits in Glioma Progression

The main goal of my project is to further characterize the role of Wnt signalling in glioma progression.


Grant type
Capacity building grants
Area of Research
Cancer
Competition
Brain Canada - CIBC Brain Cancer Research Training Awards
Province
Ontario
Start Date
2013

Validation of cognitive rehabilitation program adapted to the needs of adults with brain cancer and adult survivors of childhood brain cancer.

We propose a randomized controlled trial to evaluate the efficacy of Goal Management Training (GMT) for improving these patients’ cognitive functioning as well as patient and caregiver QoL.


Grant type
Capacity building grants
Area of Research
Cancer
Competition
Brain Canada - CIBC Brain Cancer Research Training Awards
Province
Ontario
Start Date
2013

The Profile and Trajectory of Brain Tumours across the Continuum of Care in Ontario, Canada: A Population Based Study

This study will provide more in-depth information on all individuals with malignant and benign brain tumours in Ontario and their utilization of health care services at the provincial and local level.


Grant type
Capacity building grants
Area of Research
Cancer
Competition
Brain Canada - CIBC Brain Cancer Research Training Awards
Province
Ontario
Start Date
2013

Role of YAP/Hippo and Wnt signaling in human gliomagenesis and glioma tumour-initiating cells

Developmental signaling pathways are known to play important roles in normal neural stem cell (NSC) dynamics and can significantly alter the development of gliomas, highly aggressive brain tumours that arise from NSC-like tumour-initiating cells (TIC).


Grant type
Capacity building grants
Area of Research
Cancer
Competition
Brain Canada - CIBC Brain Cancer Research Training Awards
Province
Ontario
Start Date
2013

Nonlinear MR-US Registration for Image Guided Neurosurgery of Brain Tumours

The broad aim of this project is to develop and evaluate nonlinear registration techniques that account for discontinuities in data from tissue resection in order to accurately reflect the deformed brain.


Grant type
Capacity building grants
Area of Research
Cancer
Competition
Brain Canada - CIBC Brain Cancer Research Training Awards
Province
Québec
Start Date
2013

Identification of Brain Metastasis Initiating Cells and Regulators of Brain Metastasis from Lung Cancer

A recent study by the Massague group has identified genes that mediated breast cancer metastasis to the brain by using genomic expression analysis to compare in vivo-selected brain metastasis cell lines to the corresponding parental lines.


Grant type
Capacity building grants
Area of Research
Cancer
Competition
Brain Canada - CIBC Brain Cancer Research Training Awards
Province
Ontario
Start Date
2013

Drug repurposing in medulloblastoma using integrated functional genomic, epigenomic, and transcriptomic approaches

Although it is now known that miRNAs act in part via post-transcriptional effects on mRNA stability and/or translation to modulate gene expression, other molecular mechanisms by which non-coding RNAs may effect changes in mRNA and protein expression remains poorly elucidated.


Grant type
Capacity building grants
Area of Research
Cancer
Competition
Brain Canada - CIBC Brain Cancer Research Training Awards
Province
Ontario
Start Date
2013

Season, Light Exposure and Serotonin Transporter Binding

The serotonin transporter (5-HTT) is a protein that clears extracellular serotonin from the synapses and depletion of serotonin is associated with depressive symptoms.


Grant type
Capacity building grants
Area of Research
Mental Health
Competition
Bell Mental Health Research Training Awards
Province
Ontario
Start Date
2013

The effects of optogenetically activated orexin/hypocretin neurons on the mesolimbic reward pathway

Mr. Baimel’s work focuses upon the role of the neuropeptide, orexin, and its role in modulating the neural region which regulates reward sensations, the ventral tegmental area (VTA).


Grant type
Capacity building grants
Area of Research
Central Nervous System
Competition
Bell Mental Health Research Training Awards
Province
British Columbia
Start Date
2013