This IAA supports the studies to assess the expression and biological activity among the twelve subtypes of IFN-alpha and three subtypes of IFN-Iambda with the goal of showing that expression patterns of IFNalpha and IFN-Iambda will serve as a rapid marker for protective vaccination against Ebola and other filovirus infections.
IC Name
NATIONAL INSTITUTE OF ALLERGY AND INFECTIOUS DISEASES
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Activity
Y01
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Administering IC
AI
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Application Type
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Direct Cost Amount
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Indirect Cost Amount
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Total Cost
100000
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Sub Project Total Cost
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ARRA Funded
False
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CFDA Code
855
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Ed Inst. Type
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Funding ICs
NIAID:100000\
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Funding Mechanism
Contracts, Extramural
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Study Section
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Study Section Name