OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY, THE

$772,931

from Department of Health and Human Services · National Institutes of Health

MEMBRANE-REPAIRING LONG NONCODING RNA MASIR AS A NOVEL THERAPEUTIC FOR ISCHEMIC HEART INJURY - PROJECT SUMMARY HEART DISEASE REMAINS THE LEADING CAUSE OF DEATH WORLDWIDE, WITH CARDIOMYOCYTE (CM) LOSS IN DISEASED HEARTS ULTIMATELY LEADING TO HEART FAILURE. THE PLASMA MEMBRANE––PARTICULAR THE SARCOLEMMA IN CMS––IS CRUCIAL FOR MAINTAINING CELL VIABILITY UNDER MECHANICAL AND METABOLIC STRESS. BECAU...
Description as recorded in the federal award record (cut at 400 characters).

Award ID: R01HL183221
Award type: PROJECT GRANT (B)
First obligated: Jul 28, 2026
Period starts: Jul 25, 2026
Place of performance: Franklin County, Ohio 43210
Assistance listing: 93.837 CARDIOVASCULAR DISEASES RESEARCH
Amount means: Federal obligation for this grant, as of our last read Oct 13, 2026.

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