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Omics Phenotypes Related to Down Syndrome for the INCLUDE Project (X01 Clinical Trial Not Allowed)

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Type
GRANTS AND FUNDING
Application Difficulty
MEDIUM
Application DeadlineMarch 13, 2026
Time To Complete4 weeksProgram Budgetno cap
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Highlights

This program presents an exciting opportunity for your business to engage in groundbreaking research related to Down syndrome. By proposing projects that utilize existing biospecimens, you can help generate essential genomic and multi-omics data that will significantly contribute to understanding health conditions associated with Down syndrome. Your work will be part of a valuable data resource shared with the broader research community, fostering collaboration and innovation.

While there isn't direct funding available, participating in this initiative can enhance your company's visibility and reputation within the scientific community. You can also drive diversity by focusing on underrepresented racial and ethnic groups in your research proposals. This not only supports comprehensive data collection but also positions your business as a leader in advancing health equity. Ultimately, engaging in this program allows you to make a meaningful impact while expanding your professional network and potential for future collaborations.

Financing Details

Type of Financing
This program does not provide direct funding to applicants. However, it allows access to resources for generating genomic and multi-omics data under the NIH INCLUDE Project.

Eligible Expenses
The funding can be used for specific expenses related to:

  • Whole genome sequencing (short-read and long-read)
  • Exome, epigenome, and transcriptome sequencing
  • Proteomic, metabolomic, and single-cell RNA sequencing
  • ATAC sequencing (when justified)

Restrictions and Fees

  • The funds cannot be used for non-omics related research or expenses outside the specified genomic data generation.
  • There are no fees associated with applying to this program; however, ensure that your proposed studies align with the program objectives for eligibility.

Qualifications

  • Location: Available across the country.
  • Sectors: Open to all sectors.
  • Legal Structure: All legal structures are applicable.
  • Profit Structure: All profit structures are applicable.
  • Minimum Employees: No minimum employee requirement.
  • Maximum Employees: No maximum employee limit.
  • Minimum Company Revenue: No minimum revenue qualification.
  • Maximum Company Revenue: No maximum revenue qualification.

Disqualifications

  • Direct Funding: No funding will be provided directly to applicants under this program.

Description

This program offers a unique chance for your business to access resources for generating important genomic and multi-omics data related to Down syndrome. By engaging with this initiative, you can help drive research into various health conditions associated with Down syndrome. The work you do will contribute to a valuable data resource shared with the research community, promoting collaboration and discovery.

You have the flexibility to propose innovative projects involving existing biospecimens. This includes options like whole genome sequencing and various forms of transcriptome and proteomic analysis. By focusing on these projects, you can make a meaningful impact while expanding the understanding of molecular mechanisms related to Down syndrome.

While there is no direct funding provided to applicants, the opportunity to work with comprehensive data sets can enhance your company's profile and potential for future collaborations. Further, you can drive diversity in research by proposing studies that include underrepresented racial and ethnic groups. Overall, this initiative offers a platform for your business to participate in significant scientific advancements, amplifying your contributions to the community.

Program Steps

  1. Identify Project Idea
    Determine a research project that utilizes existing biospecimens and focuses on generating genomic and multi-omics data related to Down syndrome.

  2. Prepare Appropriate Documentation
    Gather the following documents required for the application:

    • A detailed project proposal outlining the aims, methodologies, and expected outcomes.
    • Previous research experience or related projects completed by your team.
    • Information on the biospecimens you plan to use, including their source and availability.
    • A strategy for ensuring diversity in your research, particularly with underrepresented racial and ethnic groups.
    • Any institutional approvals or ethical considerations required for your project.
  3. Complete Application Form
    Fill out the application form with the necessary details about your business and your proposed project.

  4. Submit Application
    Review all materials for completeness and accuracy. Once everything is ready, submit your application through the designated program portal.

  5. Follow Up
    After submission, monitor your email for any communications from the program. Be prepared to provide additional information or clarification if requested.

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