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Prof Catherine Abbott

Personal Chair of Mammalian Molecular Genetics

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  1. Generation and validation of a mouse model of genetic early onset epilepsy and in cage monitoring of seizure activity

    Abbott, C.

    1/09/17 → 31/08/21

    £125,648, UK-based charities

    Project: Funded Project › Research

  2. Mouse model MND- therapeutic strategies

    Abbott, C.

    1/06/16 → 31/05/18

    £58,437, UK-based charities

    Project: Funded Project › Research

  3. CONTROL OF TRANSLATION ELONGATION FACTO eEF1A ISOFORM SWITCHING

    Abbott, C.

    1/06/11 → 31/07/14

    £325,894, UK-based charities

    Project: Funded Project › Research

  4. Translation elongation factors in health and disease.

    Abbott, C.

    1/10/07 → 30/09/11

    £361,082, UK-based charities

    Project: Funded Project › Research

  5. The role of eEf1A2 in ovarian and breast cancer

    Abbott, C.

    1/10/04 → 31/08/09

    £155,913, UK-based charities

    Project: Funded Project › Research

  6. Two-faced Janus: mammalian translation elongation factor 1A and its isoforms

    Abbott, C.

    1/01/04 → 30/04/09

    £121,080, UK-based charities

    Project: Funded Project › Research

  7. Wellcome Prize Studentship for Miss Victoria A L Tomlinson

    Abbott, C.

    1/10/02 → 30/09/06

    £128,145, UK-based charities

    Project: Funded Project › Research

  8. The evolution and functional significance of translation elongation factor 1A isoform switching

    Abbott, C.

    6/05/02 → 31/08/06

    £311,737, UK-based charities

    Project: Funded Project › Research

  9. Characterisation of a mouse model for cleft lip and palate and generation of a high resolution genetic map of the region

    Abbott, C., Fitzpatrick, D. & Hill, A.

    10/09/01 → 9/03/03

    £69,586, UK-based charities

    Project: Funded Project › Research

  10. A TISSUE SPECIFIC CHECKPOINT

    Abbott, C.

    1/04/00 → 31/03/01

    £10,000, UK-based charities

    Project: Funded Project › Research

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