Collaborative Research Program
Through the solicitation and participation in collaborative research projects, the CESCG provides stem cell scientists throughout the state of California with access to cutting-edge genomics and bioinformatics technologies, and expertise and assistance in experimental design and data analysis.
Funded Collaborative Research Projects (CRPs)
Institution | Principle Investigator | Awarding Institute | Disease Area | Project Title | CRP Type |
UCLA | Gay Crooks | Salk Institute | Blood | Transcriptome barriers to generating hematopoietic stem cells from pluripotent stem cells | Comprehensive |
UCLA | Daniel Geschwind | Stanford University | Autism | Transcriptional Networks in Autism Spectrum Disorder | Comprehensive |
UCSF | Arnold Kriegstein | Stanford University | Translational | A Single Cell Resource of Human Neural Gene Expression for Improving Cell Replacement Therapies and Disease Models | Comprehensive |
Gladstone Institutes | Benoit Bruneau | Salk Institute | Heart | Epigenomics of Human Cardiac Differentiation and Congenital Heart Disease | Comprehensive |
UCLA | Guoping Fan | Salk Institute | Development | Genomic analysis of stem cell differentiation in human overgrowth syndrome |
Regular |
UCSD | Kelly Frazer | Salk Institute | Heart | Functional genomics of drug-induced electrophysiological phenotypes in human cardiomyocytes: a population study | Regular |
UCSC | Jeremy Sanford | Stanford University | Basic Neural | Comparative Genomic Analysis of Alternative Splicing and Translational Control in Neurodifferentiation | Regular |
For more information about current CESCG funded Collaborative Rearch Projects or to view requests for CRPs, click here.