Awardee OrganizationALBERT EINSTEIN COLLEGE OF MEDICINE
Description
Abstract Text
This grant request (RFA) is for the establishment (continuation) of an
adult clinical trials program for the testing of drugs for the treatment of
patients with HIV-1 infection. The major thrust of the trials will be
phase II/III protocols to test efficacy of newer types and combinations of
antiviral agents to determine the optimal approach to treat early (often
asymptomatic), later, (with significant immunocompromised state) HIV (+)
patients, as well as those intolerant to current accepted therapy. In
addition, protocols for new agents and combinations of agents to treat
opportunistic infections, malignancies, and neurological disease associated
with AIDS will undergo clinical trials.
DEVELOPMENTAL PHARMACOLOGY: Development of novel assays to measure the
intracellular levels of AZT to understand the role of acetylation kinetics
in sulfonamide intolerance in AIDS patients.
DEVELOPMENTAL IMMUNOLOGY: Coordination of soluble cell markers of cellular
activation with virus expression by Flow Cytometry of intracellular HIV-1
p24.
DEVELOPMENTAL PARASITOLOGY: Study of the growth, detection by Polymerase
Chain Reaction, and therapy of Microsporidiosis.
National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases
CFDA Code
DUNS Number
110521739
UEI
Project Start Date
30-June-1986
Project End Date
31-December-1995
Budget Start Date
01-January-1993
Budget End Date
31-December-1993
Project Funding Information for 1993
Total Funding
$1,558,680
Direct Costs
$1,144,636
Indirect Costs
$414,044
Year
Funding IC
FY Total Cost by IC
1993
National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases
$1,558,680
Year
Funding IC
FY Total Cost by IC
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