
A portion of the funds raised from 65 Roses Day will go towards The Australian Cystic Fibrosis Research Trust. Below are the research projects that were funded in 2007.
L.J. Hooker help fund the most expensive project each year -
Thank you Mr Hooker!
Projects funded 2007
THE FIRST PROJECT IS FUNDED BY THE L.J. HOOKER CYSTIC FIBROSIS RESEARCH FUND
Differentiation and immunology of cord blood stem cells: Towards CF therapy.
Prof. R. Williamson, Dr F. Zaibak
The University of Melbourne
Exploring serum antibodies for the early detection of P. aeruginosa in Cystic Fibrosis.
Dr S. Brennan, Prof. P.D. Sly, Dr T.A. Douglas, Prof. K. Grimwood, A/Prof. C.E, Wainwright.
Institute for Child Health Research
P. Aeruginosa in cystic fibrosis: determinants of acquisition, virulence & persistence.
Dr B.R. Rose, Dr C.E. Wainwright, Dr C. Whitechurch, Dr J. Manos,A/Prof. C. Harbour, A/Prof. P.T.P. Bye, Dr L. Turnbull, Dr D. Armstrong, Prof. K. Grimwood, A/Prof. M. Nissen.
Royal Prince Alfred Hospital
A health economic evaluation of community-wide carrier screening for cystic fibrosis.
Prof. J.P. Hall, Dr R.J.H. Massie, A/Prof. M. Delatycki, Mr K. van Gool
University of Technology, Sydney.
The role of MCP – 1 in Hepatic Fibrosis Associated with Cystic Fibrosis.
A/Prof G.A. Ramm, A/Prof P.J. Lewindon, Dr V.N. Subramaniam.
The Queensland Institute of Medical Research
Early detection of lung disease in cystic fibrosis: a gene expression study.
Dr S.C. Ranganathan, A/Prof. N. Curtis, Dr G.K. Smythe, Prof. R.M. Robbins Browne
Royal Children’s Hospital Melbourne
The role of respiratory virus infection in CF lung disease.
Dr P.A.B. Wark, Prof. P.G. Gibson, A/Prof. B. Whitehead.
The John Hunter Hospital
THE PROJECT IS FUNDED BY CYSTIC FIBROSIS RESEARCH LTD
Improving self-efficacy in adolescents and adults with Cystic Fibrosis.
Dr D.W. Reid, A/Prof. C.E. Wainwright
University of Tasmania Medical School
Total funding

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