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Grants
The Ohio legislature has recognized the OPBC and provided funds
administered by the Ohio Agricultural Research and
Development
Center (OARDC) to initiate a comprehensive, cooperative research
program across the state. These funds are administered through a
competitive grants program to encourage the assembly and development of
the strongest and most relevant inter-university and interdisciplinary
teams. We are targeting sixteen areas
for specific exploration. There are two categories of OPBC Competitive
Grants: Full Research Grants ($20-60K) and Research Initiative Grants
($10K or less). The only ones actually funded at this point are the
Research Initiative Grants. These grants are for the development of
preliminary data in areas which promise to be of importance to Ohio
Agriculture.For more information about our Grants, check out OARDC's
Proposal Submission Information for the OPBC
Funded Full Proposals ($20,000 - $60,000)
- Biotechnology for Phytoremediation of Heavy Metal Contaminated
Soils in Ohio
$40,000.00
University of Toledo: Deborah A. Neher, Alison L. Spongberg,
Daryl L. Moorhead, John Gray, Scott M. Leisner, Stephen Goldman
The Ohio State University: Desh P.S. Verma, Richard Sayre
- Signal Mimic Compounds: A New Class of Antibacterial
Substances from Plants
$40,000.00
The Ohio State University: Wolfgang D. Bauer, Jim Metzger
University of Dayton: Jayne B. Robinson
- Minisatellite DNA Variation Compared in American Chestnut
Plants that are Susceptible versus Resistant to the Chestnut Blight
$20,000.00
University of Cincinnati: Steve Rogstad
Miami University: Carolyn H. Keiffer
- Quantifying the Role of the Physical Barrier in the
Resistance Response of Soybean Hypocotyls to Phytophthora sojae
$20,000.00
Bowling Green State University: Paul Morris
Miami University: Nicholas P. Money
The Ohio State University: Terry L. Graham
- Identification of Genes Responsible for Homologous
Chromosome Pairing
$35,000.00
Miami University: Christopher A. Makaroff
- Stable Hybrid Production and its Impact on Ohio's
Agricultural Economy
$55,000.00
University of Toledo: Stephen Goldman
Miami University: Christopher A. Makaroff
- Expression and Interactions of Apoplastic Defense Proteins
in Soybean
$40,000.00
The Ohio State University: Terry L. Graham
Ohio University: Marcia Kieliszewski
- Establishing a Statewide TAC Library Service for Ohio Plant
Molecular Biologists
$59,360.00
The Ohio State University: Guo-liang Wang
Fourteen additonal PIs are on this grant statewide
- Over-expression of SNF1 Kinase for Resistance to Pathogens
$40,000.00
The Ohio State University: David M. Bisaro
- Virus-Based Gene Silencing and Expression Vectors for Corn
$20,000.00
The Ohio State University: Margaret G. Redinbaugh, Saskia A.
Hogenhout, Tea Meulia, Donald Gordon, Erich Grotewold
University of Toledo: John Gray
- Macro Array Pathway (MAP) blots as a Resource for
Understanding Crop Response to Stress
$20,000.00
The Ohio State University: David M. Francis, Sophien Kamoun,
Jyan-Chyun Jang, Tara Van Toai
Cleveland State University: Harry van Keulen
Funded Research Initiation Proposals ($10,000 or less)
- Development of cold-hardy palms for the southern Ohio Green
Industry
Miami University: David Francko and
Kenneth
Wilson
- Native yeasts of Vitus vinifera and changes during fermentation
Cleveland State University:
Donald Lindmark and
Harry
van Keulen
Youngstown State University:
John Usis and
Carl
Johnston
- Prospective new introductions from Cuphea for use in Ohio's Green
Industry
The Ohio State University:
Jim Metzger
Kent State University: Shirley Graham
- Promoting generalist arthropod populations in corn using discrete
habitat refugia
Miami University: Alan
Cady
Youngstown State University:
John Usis
- Fungal fatty acid desaturating enzymes for oil seed modification
Miami University: Robert Minto
- Nucleic acid arrays tailored for soybean defense
The Ohio State University:
Madge Graham
- Effects of genistein on soybean and Phytophthora hexose
transporters
The Ohio State University:
Terry Graham
University of Dayton:
Jerry Servaites
- Genetic tools to study virulence and insect transmission of plant
pathogenic molicutes
The Ohio State University:
Saskia Hogenhout
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