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Return to Initiatives > 2005 Archival RFAs, PAs, and Notices to the NIH Guide

RFA-MH-05-006 : Gene-Environment Effects and Epigenesis in Depression - April 9, 2004
RFA HG-05-007 : Completion of a Comprehensive Mouse Knockout Resource - September 8, 2005
RFA HG-05-008 : A Data Coordination Center for the Knockout Mouse Project (KOMP) - September 8, 2005
RFA-DA-06-009 : Development and Improvement of Inbred ES Cell Lines for Use in Generation of Mouse Mutants - September 16, 2005
NIH-ES-05-04 : A Knockout Mice and Database - Jan 12, 2005
NOT-OD-06-020 : Availability of Phenotypic Data on NIH Licensed Deltagen and Lexicon Genetics Knockout Mice - December 12, 2005
RFA-DA-06-007 : Epigenetics of Epigenetics of Neurobiology and Addiction - October 21, 2005
RFA-DA-04-005 : Novel Approaches for Phenotyping Drug Abuse - 6 applications funded

Any questions or concerns regarding the genetics programs please contact Jonathan D. Pollock Ph.D. (301) 443-1887 or jp183r@nih.gov

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