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Research Topic : predictive genetic testing
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    Federation Fellowships - Grant ID: FF0348748

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    Australian Research Council
    Funding Amount
    $1,450,370.00
    Summary
    How organisms coordinate energy supply and demand. The metabolic stress sensing protein kinase called the AMP activated protein kinase controls metabolism of all eukaryotes to meet the needs of energy demand and nutrient supply. It is responsible for accelerating metabolism (glucose transport, glycolysis and fatty acid oxidation) in response to energy demand and with caloric restriction it regulates gene transcription to adapt to energy supply. This project is to provide a comprehensive unders .... How organisms coordinate energy supply and demand. The metabolic stress sensing protein kinase called the AMP activated protein kinase controls metabolism of all eukaryotes to meet the needs of energy demand and nutrient supply. It is responsible for accelerating metabolism (glucose transport, glycolysis and fatty acid oxidation) in response to energy demand and with caloric restriction it regulates gene transcription to adapt to energy supply. This project is to provide a comprehensive understanding of the AMP activated protein kinase (enzyme isoforms, genes, physiological roles and regulation). This knowledge will have major benefits in biopharmaceutical development, the livestock, plant and sport/racing industries.
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    Federation Fellowships - Grant ID: FF0669149

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    Australian Research Council
    Funding Amount
    $1,581,110.00
    Summary
    Discovering genes and mechanisms regulating immune responses. The Fellowship will retain and expand a pioneering Australian research program, and attract to Australia major international investment and technology linkages, making use of the DNA sequence of humans and other mammals to advance understanding of immunity and infection control in public health, agriculture and industry. The program will build on Australia's pre-eminent research strengths in the field of immunity and infection, and w .... Discovering genes and mechanisms regulating immune responses. The Fellowship will retain and expand a pioneering Australian research program, and attract to Australia major international investment and technology linkages, making use of the DNA sequence of humans and other mammals to advance understanding of immunity and infection control in public health, agriculture and industry. The program will build on Australia's pre-eminent research strengths in the field of immunity and infection, and will create new knowledge and resources to improve human and animal health through vaccines, pharmaceuticals and public health policy.
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