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Grant Award View - GA2426-V1

Adaptation of respiratory chemoreception: role of inhibitory...

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GA ID:
GA2426-V1
Agency:
Australian Research Council
Approval Date:
10-Nov-2017
Variation Publish Date:
16-Jul-2019
Variation Date:
16-Jul-2019
Category:
Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics (STEM) Research
Grant Term:
1-Jun-2018 to 28-May-2021
Value (AUD):
$399,083.00 (GST inclusive where applicable)
Varies:
GA2426 - Adaptation of respiratory chemoreception: role of inhibitory neuropeptides

One-off/Ad hoc:
No
Aggregate Grant Award:
No

PBS Program Name:
ARC 17/18 Discovery
Grant Program:
Discovery Projects
Grant Activity:
Adaptation of respiratory chemoreception: role of inhibitory neuropeptides
Purpose:
The project aims to investigate how the retrotrapezoid nucleus (RTN) is involved in respiratory adaptation to hypercapnia. Chemoreceptor neurons in the RTN are crucial for life however, the mechanisms that underlie their basal and stimulated activity, to control breathing, remain to be clarified. This project will investigate the role of galanin in RTN-mediated regulation of breathing. The project looks to determine instructive and multifunctional roles of peptidergic chemosensory neurons and their contribution to local inhibitory control of the respiratory network. New knowledge from the project may in the future assist translational research into respiratory disorders and lead to technological advances.

Internal Reference ID:
DP18 Round 1
Selection Process:
Targeted or Restricted Competitive

Confidentiality - Contract:
No
Confidentiality - Outputs:
No

Grant Recipient Details

Recipient Name:
The University of New South Wales
Recipient ABN:
57 195 873 179

Grant Recipient Location

Suburb:
KENSINGTON
Town/City:
KENSINGTON
Postcode:
2033
State/Territory:
NSW
Country:
AUSTRALIA

Grant Delivery Location

State/Territory:
NSW
Postcode:
2033
Country:
AUSTRALIA

Contact Details

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02 6287 6600

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