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Grants - AWARD SUMMARY


EMORY UNIVERSITY


The parent project entitled "The Role of Leptin in Liver Fibrogenesis" was competetively renewed on April 1, 2008 for four years. This application was funded via the R01 investigator-initiated mechanism for four years. The central hypothesis of the parent grant continues to be that adiponectin protects against leptin-induced fibrosis in vitro and in vivo by adenosine mono-phosphate activated kinase . Three aims were established to test this hypothesis in the parent grant, but since total funding of the award was reduced by more than twenty-five percent we have been unable to replace or purchase equipment that is central to the aims of the parent application which requires extensive isolation and culture of hepatic stellate cells from rodents; and, isolation of protein lysates from such cells to perform critical cell biology and biochemistry studies. This administrative supplement only requests purchase for five pieces of capital equipment which we cannot now afford to purchase. No change to personnel, salary support, or the scope of the aims of the parent grant have been made. The parentgrant is nearing completion of only year one of the competing renewal. Three of the requested pieces of equipment: liquid nitrogen storage tank, CO2 incubator, and Coulter counter will be directly used for the isolation and culture of rodent hepatic stellate cells. The bulk of the work in Aims 1 and 2 require these cells for in vitro signal transduction work. Likewise the fourth piece of capital equipment requested is a new gel documentation system with software to record the results of phospho-proteins demonstrated by either immunoblot or immunoprecipitation. At present the system available to us is overused, old, and frequently is not operational. Finally, the fifth piece of equipment, the request for an inverted microscope--will be used to complete analysis of liver tissue obtained from experiments underway in the third aim of the parent grant. Experiments planned with this microscope include immunohistochemical staining and FITC which can be recorded rapidly for peer-review and future competing renewal of the parent grant. RELEVANCE of PROPOSAL TO THE AMERICAN PEOPLE AND THE US ECONOMY: Cirrhosis is the 9th leading cause of death in the United States and the only definitive cure is liver transplantation. Liver transplantation is a costly treatment that often has to be performed twice on the same individual. Discovering potential therapies for liver fibrosis--the precursor to cirrhosis--is vital to the public health of our country and may produce medical benefits and cost-savings to the American People

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AWARD OVERVIEW

AWARD OVERVIEW
Award Number 3 R01 DK062092-07S1 Funding Agency Department of Health and Human Services
Total Award Amount $99,820 Project Location - City Atlanta
Award Date 09/01/2009 Project Location - State GA
Project Status Completed Project Location - Zip 30322-4250
Jobs Reported 0.00 Congressional District 05
Project Location - Country US

Recipient Information (Grants)

Recipient Information (Grants)
Recipient Name EMORY UNIVERSITY
Recipient DUNS Number 066469933
Recipient Address 201 DOWMAN DR
Recipient City ATLANTA
Recipient State Georgia
Recipient Zip 30322-1018
Recipient Congressional District 05
Recipient Country USA
Required to Report Top 5
Highly Compensated Officials
No

Projects and Jobs Information

Projects and Jobs Information
Project Title The Role of Leptin in Liver Fibrogenesis
Project Status Completed
Final Project Report Submitted Yes
Project Activities Description Liver Diseases
Quarterly Activities/Project Description .We have completed about two-thirds of the ongoing purchases of large-scale equipment since the last report was completed on September 30, 2009. The following purchases were made: (1). November 10, 2009 Fisher ELISA plate reader with luminesence and fluoresence monitor-- $30009 (cost). Product received (2). November 10, 2009 Eppendorf--Real-time PCR machine $26500 (cost). Product received. (3). November 10, 2009 Fisher-- refrigerated micro-centrifuge/ accessory plate reader and spectrophotometer $10541 (cost). Products received. (4). January 4, 2010 BioSpedrum--(GEL DOC) gel documentation systems $31, 076.00 (cost). Products received Total funds received on August 31, 2009 $99,820 Total committed funds for accounts receivable now $99,820 Unobligated balance as of June 30, 2010 $ 0.00 while NO pruchases were made between April 1-June 30, 2010 the equipment purchased and associated software elminated any unobligated balance. This i a final report. The project is complet but the project did not exhaust the funds awarded. Closeout documents will be scannd to NIHARRAReporting@mail.nih.gov.
Jobs Created 0.00
Description of Jobs Created No jobs created or retained


Purchaser Information (Grants)

Purchaser Information
Contracting Office ID Not Reported
Contracting Office Name Not Available
Contracting Office Region Not Available
TAS Major Program 75-0883

Award Information

Award Information
Award Date 09/01/2009
Award Number 3 R01 DK062092-07S1
Order Number
Award Type Grants
Funding Agency ID 75
Funding Agency Name Department of Health and Human Services
Funding Office Name Not Available
Awarding Agency ID 75
Awarding Agency Name Department of Health and Human Services
Amount of Award $99,820
Funds Invoiced/Received $98,609
Expenditure Amount $98,609
Infrastructure Expenditure Amount $0
Infrastructure Purpose and Rationale Not Reported
Infrastructure Point of Contact Name Not Reported
Infrastructure Point of Contact Email Not Reported
Infrastructure Point of Contact Phone Not Reported
Infrastructure Point of Contact Address Not Reported
Infrastructure Point of Contact City Not Reported
Infrastructure Point of Contact State Not Reported
Infrastructure Point of Contact Zip Not Reported

Product or Service Information (Grants)

Product or Service Information
Primary Activity Code G02.08.02
Activity Description Liver Diseases

Sub-Awards Information

Sub-Awards Information
Sub-awards to Organizations 0
Sub-award Amounts to Organizations $0
Sub-Awards to Individuals 0
Sub-Award Amounts to Individuals $0
Number of Sub-awards less than $25,000/award 0
Amount of Sub-awards less than $25,000/award $0
Number of payments to vendors greater than $25,000 3
Total Amount of payments to vendors greater than $25,000/award $97,115
Number of payments to vendors less than $25,000/award 4
Total Amount of payments to vendors less than $25,000/award $1,493




Vendor Transactions

EPPENDORF NORTH AMERICA, INC. - Award Number 3 R01 DK062092-07S1 - EPPENDORF NORTH AMERICA, INC.

Award Number 3 R01 DK062092-07S1
Sub-Award Number N/A
Vendor DUNS Number Not reported
Vendor HQ Zip Code + 4 07101-3275
Vendor Name EPPENDORF NORTH AMERICA, INC.
Product and Service Description MCEP REALPLEX 4 S SYSTEM W/DES
Payment Amount $26,300

Fisher Scientific Company - Award Number 3 R01 DK062092-07S1 - Fisher Scientific Company

Award Number 3 R01 DK062092-07S1
Sub-Award Number N/A
Vendor DUNS Number Not reported
Vendor HQ Zip Code + 4 30384-4705
Vendor Name Fisher Scientific Company
Product and Service Description SYNERGY 2 SLFA MODEL
Payment Amount $39,739

VWR INTERNATIONAL INC. - Award Number 3 R01 DK062092-07S1 - VWR INTERNATIONAL INC.

Award Number 3 R01 DK062092-07S1
Sub-Award Number N/A
Vendor DUNS Number Not reported
Vendor HQ Zip Code + 4 75267-6125
Vendor Name VWR INTERNATIONAL INC.
Product and Service Description BioSpectrum 500 Imaging System, UVP Anesthesia Kit
Payment Amount $31,076



Project Location Detail

Location Information
Latitude, Longitude 33º 47' 41", -84º 19' 36"
Congressional District 05
Address 1 1599 Clifton Road, NE, 4th Floor
Address 2 Mailstop 1599/001/1BH
City Atlanta
County DeKalb
State GA
Zip 30322-4250
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