Following is a list of some of the medical research grants awarded to scientists in the area. <\/p>\n
St. Louis University School of Medicine <\/p>\n
The scientist Dr. Robert E. Fleming, professor of pediatrics; and biochemistry and molecular biology. <\/p>\n
The grant $1.8 million from National Institutes of Health. <\/p>\n
The study Examine the role of transferrin in the production of red blood cells and iron metabolism, as a possible treatment for thalassemia, an inherited blood disorder, and other iron overload diseases. <\/p>\n
The scientist Yuna Ayala, assistant research professor of biochemistry and molecular biology. <\/p>\n
The grant $617,181 from National Institutes of Health. <\/p>\n
The study Reveal the basic mechanisms associated with neurodegenerative diseases, such as ALS and dementia, that would aid in the development of therapies and better diagnostic tools. <\/p>\n
Washington University School of Medicine <\/p>\n
The scientist Dr. Stuart Sweet, professor of pediatrics. <\/p>\n
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