Award

Eunice Kennedy Shriver National Institute of Child Health and Human Development 5K99HD107217-02

EXAMINING THE ROLE OF BMAL1, A NOVEL MATERNAL FACTOR IN PREIMPLANTATION DEVELOPMENT

Recipient

University of California, San Diego

Award Amount

$145,950.00

Ceiling

$145,950.00

Awarded

July 08, 2024

Identifier

5K99HD107217-02

Research grant to study the role of the Bmal1 gene in early embryonic development and infertility, focusing on maternal factors and circadian regulation.

Description

This project investigates the role of the gene Bmal1 in preimplantation development and infertility. It aims to understand how Bmal1 functions during oogenesis and the maternal to zygotic transition, and how it may regulate embryonic circadian clocks.

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