Grants

Grants

Faculty members at the Center for Advanced Pain Studies have over $25 million dollars of grants or contracts to study chronic pain and migraine. Our ongoing goal is to gain federal research grants to create basic science discoveries that will lead to the next generation of therapeutics.

Principal InvestigatorFunding AgencyTitle
Burton, MichaelAdvanced Neuromodulation SystemsSRA: High Content Pain Circuit Cell Culture System
Burton, MichaelNIH-R21The Role of Cell-specific TLR4 in Diabetic Peripheral Neuropathy
Burton, MichaelNIH-R35Mechanisms Involved in Postoperative Recovery: A Focus on Pain, Delirium, and Neuroinflammation
Dussor, Greg1910 Genetics-SUBSTTR Phase I: Development of Selective Calpain-1 Inhibitors for Chronic Pain
Dussor, GregMarine Biological Lab-SubSite-directed RNA Editing of Nav1.7 as a Novel Analgesic
Dussor, GregUniv. of Wisconsin-Madison-SUBProfiling Translation in Nociceptor Plasticity
Dussor, GregRaft PharmaceuticalsSTTR: Targeting Lipid Rafts for Treatment of Migraine
Hong, VeronicaNIH-F31Sigma 2 Receptor (TMEM97): Investigating the Peripheral Role of this Novel Therapeutic Target for Pain
Kolber, BenNIH-R01Impact of Amygdala Lateralization on Processing and Modulation of Bladder Pain
Kolber, BenCommunities Foundation of TexasThe University of Texas Foundation Grant Agreement, Enhance Neuroscience Undergraduate Research Experiences at UTD (ENSURE)
Kolber, BenNIH-R16High Content Analgesic Screening from Human Nociceptors
Lenert, MelissaNIH-F99Identification of Sex Differences in Monocytes and Metabolism in the Maintenance of Chronic Muscle Pain
Lewter, LakeishaNIH-F32The Impact of Amygdala CGRP Receptors on the Development of Persistent Bladder Pain
Lewter, LakeishaBurroughs Wellcome FundLicensing Accelerator Pilot Award-NIH Protease Activated Receptor Type 2 Targeting for Migraine Pain
Price, TheodoreGrunenthal GmbHSRA: Advancement of translational pain research through the transcriptomic analysis of the dorsal root ganglia using cutting edge sequencing technologies
Price, TheodoreGrunenthal GmbHIPA SRA: Testing Agreement: Insights into the function of PRDM12 through transcriptomic analysis of human neuronal cultures derived from DRG after knock-down of PRDM12 using ASOs
Price, TheodoreNIHDiversity Supplement to Project 6793
Price, TheodoreThomas Jefferson University-SubawardExtracellular Mechanism Regulating Synaptic Function and Pain Plasticity
Price, TheodoreThomas Jefferson University – SubawardNovel Mechanisms Regulating Protein Interaction and Pain
Price, TheodoreMD Anderson Cancer Center-SubawardValidation of Fibroblast-derived PI16 as a Novel Target for Pain Treatment
Price, TheodoreMD Anderson Cancer Center-SubawardAnatomic, Physiologic and Transcriptomic Mechanisms of Neuropathic Pain in Human DRG
Price, TheodoreUTSW-SubawardMechanisms of cough in Mycobacterium tuberculosis transmission
Price, Theodore4E TherapeuticsSBIR: Development and Optimization of MNK Inhibitors for the Treatment of Neuropathic Pain
Price, TheodoreHoba Therapeutics ApSIPA SRA: Testing Agreement: Profiling of human Meteorin (HB-086) activity in human DRGs
Price, TheodoreUniversity of Washington-SubawardIdentifying Novel Therapeutic Targets for Chronic Neck Pain: RNA-sequencing in Human Painful Atlanto-axial Arthropathy
Price, TheodoreAllergan Inc.IPA SRA: Evaluation of novel recombinant molecules in primary human DRGs
Price, TheodoreBellus Health Cough Inc.SRA: P2RX2 and P2RX3 expression in human gustatory neurons
Price, TheodoreNIH-U-19Human Nociceptor and Spinal Cord Molecular Signature Center
Price, TheodoreHoba Therapeutics ApSIPA SRA: Testing Agreement: Profiling of human Meteorin (HB-086) activity in human DRGs
Price, TheodoreDoloromics-SRASRA: Human DRG Target Validation
Sadler, KatelynNIH-R00Sickle Cell Disease Gut Dysbiosis Effects on CNS Pain Processing