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Strategic Research Grants is sponsored by The Lilly and Blair Foundation. The Lilly and Blair Foundation offers targeted grant programs designed to accelerate research toward treatment and clinical trial readiness for childhood-onset de novo SPG4. While not explicitly microbiome-focused, some projects could involve understanding microbial roles in disease progression or therapeutic response.
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