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OHF Funded Grants
Following is a chronological timeline, reviewing the continued progress of OHF research.

2009 Research Studies
Grants
  • Genetic Studies into atypical hyperoxaluria
    Robert Kleta, MD, PhD, FASN, FACMG
    University College London
    London, United Kingdom
     
  • Human KHGA: a novel target for the treatment of hyperoxaluria
    W. Todd Lowther, PhD
    Wake Forest University Health Sciences
    Winston-Salem, North Carolina
     
  • Towards the pharmacological treatment of primary hyperoxaluria: multiply-transformed CHO cells as a model system
    Christopher J. Danpure, BSc PhD FMedSci
    University College London
    London, United Kingdom
 
2008 Research Studies
Grants
  • Molecular insights into Primary Hyperoxaluria Type 1
    Carla Voltattorni, PhD
    University of Verona
    Verona, Italy
 
  • Use of differential scanning fluorometry to identify ligands that stabilize AGT
    Chandra Tucker, PhD
    University of Duke
    Durham, North Carolina
 
  • Liver Cell Transplantation for Primary Hyperoxaluria
    Namita Roy-Chowdury, PhD
    Albert Einstein College of Medicine of Yeshiva University
    Bronx, New York
 
2007 Research Studies
Grants
  • The Utility of Oxalobacter in Enhancing Enteric Oxalate Excretion in Primary Hyperoxaluria Type 1
    Marguerite Hatch, PhD
    University of Florida
    Gainesville, Florida
 
2006 Research Studies
Grants
  • Identification and characterization of pharmacological chaperones for AGT
    Chandra Tucker, PhD
    Duke University
    Durham, North Carolina

  • Mutation-Specific Correction of Aberrant AGT Phenotypes in Transgenic Knockout Mice
    Eduardo Salido, MD, PhD
    Hospital Universitario Canarias / FRC Investigacion
    Spain
 
2005 Research Studies
Grants
 
2004 Research Studies
Grants
 
2003 Research Studies
Grants
  • Establish A Clinical Center for Primary Hyperoxaluria
    Dawn S. Milliner, MD
    Mayo Foundation
    Rochester, Minnesota

  • mRNA Expression of Renal Oxalate Transporters in Hyperoxaluria
    Mike L. Green, PhD
    University of Florida
    Gainesville, Florida
 
2002 Research Studies
Grants
 
2001 Research Studies
Grants
 
Final Reports
 
2000 Research Studies
Grants
 
 
1999 Research Studies
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1998 Research Studies
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1997 Research Studies
Grants
 
 

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