Completed prevention projects
All grant-holders must submit annual progress reports on their work and a final report at the end of the project. This helps us to make sure that our funds are being used to best effect and enables us to monitor the results of funded projects.
You can read about our recently completed projects below.
Professor Mel Greaves, Institute of Cancer Research
Collateral DNA damage as an indicator of prior aetiological exposures in infant leukaemia.
Total cost: £82,421
Completion date: July 2009
Dr Gordon Strathdee, University of Newcastle
Functional relevance of loss of HOX gene expression in childhood leukaemia.
Total cost: £93,630
Completion date: May 2009
Professor Eric Wright, University of Dundee
Investigations of microenvironmentally-mediated damage as a promotional factor in childhood leukaemia.
Total cost: £142,272
Completion date: May 2009
Dr Joseph Wiemels, University of California, San Francisco
Etiology of T(1;19) E2A-PBX1+ Leukemia: An Integrative Research Project
Total cost: £148,594
Completion date: October 2008
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