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2011–2012 Fiscal Year (as of July 13, 2011)

Principal Investigator(s) Project Title Grant Amount

Jorge I. Alvarez—Centre hospitalier de l’Université de Montréal

Expression of catenins in the blood brain barrier and their intercations with the adhesion molecule ALCAM:

relevance to MS and EAE

$32,500

Jack Perry Antel—McGill University

Effects of S1P receptor-directed pharmaceutical agents on central nervous system myelination

$59,375

Frann Antignana—University of British Columbia

Epigenetic regulation of CD4+ T cell dependent immunity and inflammation

$22,500

Joseph Mathew Antony—

Sunnybrook Research Institute The function of Glypican-3 in hepatocellular cancer $26,667 Nathalie Arbour—Centre

hospitalier de l’Université de Montréal

Detrimental dialogue between the immune system and

the central nervous system: roles of CD8 T lymphocytes $5,000

Douglas Lorne Arnold—Montréal

Neurological Institute Magnetic resonance imaging of multiple sclerosis $131,338 Troy A. Baldwin—University

of Alberta Molecular examination of Thymocyte Negative Selection in vivo

$134,677

Troy A. Baldwin—University of Alberta

Molecular examination of Thymocyte Negative Selection in vivo

$60,000

Amit Bar-Or—Montréal Neurological Institute

CIHR/endMS Team in Immune Regulation and Biomarker Development for Pediatric and Adult Autoimmune Diseases

$349,805

Joan M. Boggs—Hospital for Sick Children

Functions of Myelin Basic Protein in Oligodendrocytes and Myelin

$144,438

Rod Bremner—Toronto Western

Research Institute A Genome Wide siRNA Screen for Novel IFNgamma

signaling components $177,818

D. Louis Collins—Montréal

Neurological Institute Quantification of brain atrophy in multiple sclerosis $31,999 Daniel Côté, Yves De Koninck,

Steve Lacroiz, André Parent, Alexandre Prat—Université Laval

In vivo identification of microlesions in multiple sclerosis:

a new tool for quantification of disease aetiology and treatment efficacy

$500,000

Jayne S. Danska—Hospital for

Sick Children Immunogenetic analysis of the idd4 locus in

type 1 Diabetes $65,591

Ryan C. N. D’Arcy, Yunting Zhang—Dalhousie University

Functional Neuroimaging of White Matter Integrity in Cognitive Dysfunction: Linking Neuroscience Research with Clinical Evaluation

$49,666

Samuel David—McGill University CIHR Integrated Training Program in Basic and Clinical

Aspects of Neuroinflammation $334,188

Yves De Koninck—Centre

hospitalier Robert-Giffard Neurophysics CIHR Training Grant $325,000 Hans-Michael Dosch—Hospital

for Sick Children

The Immunology and Neuroscience of Diabetes Mellitus $178,372

Principal Investigator(s) Project Title Grant Amount Joseph Ronald Doucette,

Adil J. Nazarali—University of Saskatchewan

Transcriptional control of myelin gene expression and myelination by oligodendrocytes in young adult and aged mice

Unknown*

Shannon Elizabeth Dunn—

University Health Network PPARalpha as a Mediator of Sex Differences

in Autoimmunity $119,979

Alicia Marie Ebert—University

of Calgary FGF signaling in the developing zebrafish visual system $45,000 Karl John Lionel Fernandes—

Université de Montréal

Regulation of endogenous stem cells during spinal cord disorders

$125,590

Chase Russell Figley—Johns Hopkins University, Baltimore, Maryland

Characterizing Structural, Functional and Cognitive Changes in Multiple Sclerosis (MS) using

High-Resolution Diffusion Tensor Imaging (DTI) and Functional Magnetic Resonance Imaging (fMRI)

$50,000

Ruth Ann Marrie, John David Fisk, Helen L Tremlett, Sharon Ann Warren—University of Manitoba

CIHR Team in The Epidemiology and Impact of

Comorbidity on MS in Canada (ECoMS) $300,000

Jean-François Maurice

Gauchat—Université de Montréal Immunoregulatory functions of the IL-27 p28 subunit-CLF complex

$134,912

Monique A.M. Gignac—

University Health Network

Striking a Balance: Health and Employment Outcomes Related to Role Overload and Role Balance Among People With Arthritis

$98,538

Angelo Iulianella—

Dalhousie University

Regulation of neurogenesis by Cux factors and their interacting proteins

$62,609

Steve Lacroix—Centre hospitalier de l’Université Laval

Clearance of degenerating myelin and inhibitors of axonal regeneration through manipulation of the neuroimmune response

$119,117

Mark Larche—McMaster University

Immunological mechanisms of therapeutic peptide vaccines in allergic asthma

$47,300

Brian Todd Levine—Rotman Research Institute, Toronto, Ontario

Diffuse brain damage effects on distributed systems:

multimodal brain imaging and rehabilitation

$170,754

Megan Kate Levings—Vancouver Coastal Health Research Institute

Molecular and cellular biology of human TH17 cells in health and disease

$111,166

Joaquin Madrenas—Robarts Research Institute—University of Western Ontario

The role of SLP-2 in TCR signalosome assembly and T cell activation

$134,694

Sandra Magalhaes—

McGill University

Development of a Platform for Data Harmonization to Study Pediatric Multiple Sclerosis

$32,500

Nancy Elizabeth Mayo—The Research Institute of the McGill University Health Centre

Getting on with your life with MS: A Knowledge Translation Tool

$100,000

Kelly Marshall McNagny—

University of British Columbia

CD34 in inflammatory cell migration and function $149,710

Ravi Shankar Menon—University of Western Ontario

Ultra high field MRI measurements of tissue magnetic susceptibility in multiple sclerosis

$146,022

Marek S. Michalak—University

of Alberta Quality control in the secretory pathway $174,609

Principal Investigator(s) Project Title Grant Amount Hanne Louise Ostergaard—

University of Alberta The Faculty of Medicine and Dentistry Multi-User Flow Cytometry Facility: An Essential Resource for the Study of Immunoregulation and Microbial Pathogenesis

$54,149

Shalina Sheryl Ousman—

University of Calgary Mechanisms underlying alphaB-crystallin function in

multiple sclerosis $117,249

Kamala Devi Patel—University

of Calgary Mechanotransduction in Leukocyte Trafficking $135,042 G. Bruce Pike—McGill University Functional magnetic resonance imaging of

brain physiology

$141,777

G. Bruce Pike—McGill University Quantitative magnetic resonance imaging of

multiple sclerosis $151,724

Michelle Elizabeth Ploughman—

Memorial University of Newfoundland

Health, Lifestyle and Aging With Multiple Sclerosis:

Building an Evidence-Based Self-Management Program $55,000

Alexandre Prat—Centre hospitalier de l’Université de Montréal

Role of astrocytes in blood-brain barrier regulation and CNS immunity

$142,267

Alexandre Prat—Centre hospitalier de l’Université de Montréal

Novel Adhesion Molecules of the Blood-Brain Barrier Regulating CNS Inflammation

$107,500

Sheela Ramanathan—Université de Sherbrooke

Regulation of apoptotic cell death in T lymphocytes by GIMAP5

$100,742

Neil Eugene Reiner—Vancouver Coastal Health Research Institute

Macrophage cell regulation $109,451

Richard Bernard Stein—

University of Alberta Restoring function after motor impairment $106,734 Peter K. Stys—University

of Calgary The axo-myelinic synapse $169,064

Woong-Hyung Suh—Institut de recherches cliniques de Montréal

Regulation of T cell immunity by the CD28 family of costimulatory molecules

$147,259

Woong-Hyung Suh—Institut de recherches cliniques de Montréal

Regulation of T cell immunity by the CD28 family of costimulatory molecules

$60,000

Pierre J. Talbot—Institut national

de la recherche scientifique Interactions of human coronaviruses with the

nervous system $154,110

Rusung Tan—University of

British Columbia Immune functions of CLEC16A and its roles in

autoimmune diabetes $140,214

Anthony Traboulsee, Zhiqing Wu—Vancouver Coastal Health Research Institute

China Canada Multiple Sclerosis Study $50,000

Helen L. Tremlett—University of

British Columbia Pregnancy, beta-interferon exposure, and long-term

disability in multiple sclerosis $131,795

Helen L. Tremlett—University of

British Columbia The BeAMS Study. Long-Term Benefits and Adverse Effects of Beta-Interferon for Multiple Sclerosis

$151,686

Alan Howard Wilman—University of Alberta

Quantitative MRI for Multiple Sclerosis $114,039

Voon Wee Yong—University

of Calgary Regulation of neuroinflammation and neuropathology in multiple sclerosis by the matrix metalloproteinase inducer, EMMPRIN

$167,699

Principal Investigator(s) Project Title Grant Amount Colby Zaph—University of

British Columbia Histone methyltransferase-dependent regulation of T helper cell differentiation and function

$136,579

Juan Carlos Zuniga-Pflucker—

Sunnybrook Research Institute

Characterization and lineage commitment of progenitor thymocytes

$100,000

Note

* Unknown amounts may occur due to the data not being available at the time of publication of the CIHR database, the data being deemed confidential (for example, salary information) or there was no money contributed in cash for this year by this funding agency.

Source

Results of a query of Canadian Institutes for Health Research’s Funded Research Database using “multiple sclerosis, sclerose en plaques” as the search criteria, July 13, 2011.⁹⁰

In document DESARROLLO.” COMUNICACIÓN EDUCACIÓNPARA “PROCESOSY (página 168-175)