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Translational Blood Science and Resources is a grant from the National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute (NHLBI) at NIH that funds blood-focused therapeutics development and manufacturing, facilitating discovery science from bench to first-in-human studies, and coordinating workforce development and small-business programs.
Priorities include classical hematology, transfusion, thrombosis, hemostasis, coagulation, bleeding disorders, vascular biology, and blood substitutes. Eligible applicants include nonprofits, universities, state and local governments, small businesses, and for-profit organizations. Funding amounts vary by mechanism.
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Andrei Kindzelski, MD, PhD Branch Chief: Classical hematology, transfusion, thrombosis, hemostasis kindzelskial@nhlbi. nih. gov mailto:(link sends e-mail) Crystal Hill-Pryor, PhD, MPH Thrombosis; hemostasis; vascular biology, and blood substitutes hillpryorc2@nih.
gov mailto:(link sends e-mail) Coagulation, bleeding disorders, vascular biology, transfusion leslie. neidert@nih. gov mailto:(link sends e-mail) Wound healing, angiogenesis, cell adhesion, Immunology, cell biology deborah.
philp@nih. gov mailto:(link sends e-mail) juan. salomon@nih.
gov mailto:(link sends e-mail) Cellular therapies; immunobiology lis. welniak@nih. gov mailto:(link sends e-mail) Gene therapy, hematopoietic stem cells, lentivirus, ex-vivo transduction idalia.
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