Agroterrorism - University of Georgia College of Veterinary Medicine

Research Contracts & GrantsMaurer, John. 2002-2003 ARS Funds For Molecular BiologicalTechniques. USDA. $2,970McCall, John. Supply of Brugia infective larvae. National Institutesof Health. $24,973McCall, John. Filariasis research reagent resource center. NationalInstitutes of Health. $409,390McCall, John. Antifilarial drug screening in dogs. World HealthOrganization. $46,866McCall, John. Retroviral Transduction and Immortalization ofFilaria. University of Alabama. $25,000McCall, John. Furnish Brugia malayi adult worms and/or B.malayi infective larvae. National Institutes of Health. $126,077Mead, Daniel. West Nile Virus surveillance in West Virginia. WestVirginia Dept. Health and Human Services. $24,800Miller, Doris. Diagnostic services relative to the control, diagnosis,treatment, prevention, and eradication of livestock disease 2003- Athens lab. GA Dept. of Agriculture. $1,308,581Moore, James. Synthesis and evaluation of novel endotoxin antagonists.National Institutes of Health. $89,776Moore, James. Three dimensional animations of signal transductionprocesses. USDA-CSREES. $97,530Moore, James. Microvascular dysfunction in laminitis: Role of freeradicals and peroxynitrite. USDA. $200,000Moore, James. LPS-Binding Protein and the Major LPS Receptorin Horses with Colic. Morris Animal Foundation. $26,213Moore, Julie. T-cell memory and protection against placentalmalaria. National Institutes of Health. $324,043Murray, Thomas. Neurotoxins from marine algae and cyanobacteria.Oregon State University. $126,028Murray, Thomas. Dynorphin analogs as kappa opioid receptorantagonists. Univ. of Maryland. $10,500Murray, Thomas. The equine adenosine A2A and A3 receptors:Potential therapeutic targets for endotoxemia. Morris AnimalFoundation. $7,500Murray, Thomas. Hypoxia and the control of fetal breathing movements.Univ. of California at Los Angeles. $25,733Murray, Thomas. Affinity labels for opioid receptors. Univ. ofKansas. $65,619Murray, Thomas. Neuroprotective actions of cannabinoid agonists- Cheryl C. Miller fellowship. National Institutes of Health.$38,320Okinaga, Tatsuyuki. Assessment of recombinant swine PSP proteinson swine monocyte and macrophage function, and replication ofporcine reproduction and respiratory syndrome virus in vitro. UGA- Faculty Research Grants. $5,982Palmarini, Massimo. Oncogenesis in retrovirus-induced lungcancer. National Institutes of Health. $245,184Palmarini, Massimo. Distinguished Cancer Clinicians and ScientistsProgram. Georgia Cancer Coalition. $75,000Peroni, John. Role of oxidant stress in microvascular dysfunction inequine laminitis. Morris Animal Foundation. $52,734Prasse, Keith. Section 1433 Animal Disease and Health FormulaFunds. USDA-CSREES. $110,062Quinn, Fred. Characterization of the SigE regulon ofMycobacerium tuberculosis. National Institutes of Health.$48,148Ritchie, Branson. Research Associate In Exotic/Zoo InfectiousDisease And Pathology. Postgraduate program. Zoo Atlanta/Riverbanks Zoo. $13,000Sanderson, Sherry. Comparison of two dietary approaches to managingcanine chronic renal failure. Iams Company. $24,151Sellers, Holly. Detection of infectious laryngotracheitis virusutilizing a DNA probe and in situ hybridization. UGA - FacultyResearch Grants. $4,000Stallknecht, David. Wildlife reservoirs for the H5 and H7 avianinfluenza viruses. USDA-ARS. $79,950Stallknecht, David. Replication of west nile virus in avian macrophages:A predictor of species susceptibility? Morris Animal Foundation.$23,668Stallknecht, David. Peridomestic avian species as amplifying hostsand sentinels of WN and SLE viruses in Georgia. Centers for DiseaseControl. $185,613Stallknecht, David. West Nile surveillance in wild birds. GADept. of Human Resources. $178,340Stallknecht, David. Determine infectious rate and distribution ofavian pathogens in wild birds of midwestern and southeastern U.S. forHomeland Security surveillance. USDA-ARS. $100,00020Veterinary Medical Experiment Station