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• 10NIH research projects

NIH-funded research (10)

Early-stage science funded by the US National Institutes of Health. Most of these projects don't enroll patients, but they show what is being worked on.

• Second-generation probiotic to protect the gut after radiation injury

  A modified probiotic is being developed to deliver a protective protein directly in the gut to reduce damage and improve survival after radiation exposure.

  NIH research Chromologic, LLC · Monrovia, United States · NIH-11420563

• Predicting radiation-induced lung injury from four blood miRNAs

  A simple blood test using four microRNAs could help predict who will develop lung injury after radiation therapy.

  NIH research Chromologic, LLC · Monrovia, United States · NIH-11403864

• Oral probiotic that delivers interferon‑beta to protect the gut from radiation

  An oral probiotic engineered to release interferon‑beta in the small intestine to help people exposed to high doses of radiation avoid life‑threatening gut damage.

  NIH research Chromologic, LLC · Monrovia, United States · NIH-11248764

• Finding new treatments for syphilis.

  This study is looking for new and better ways to treat syphilis, so patients can have more effective options with fewer side effects than the usual treatment.

  NIH research Chromologic, LLC · Monrovia, United States · NIH-11203271

• Fast DNA test to find the germs causing eye infections

  A rapid DNA-based test that identifies the bacteria or fungi causing eye infections so you can get the right treatment much sooner.

  NIH research Chromologic, LLC · Monrovia, United States · NIH-11192272

• A new model to test how radiation and drugs affect tissues

  This study is creating a special 3D model that acts like human tissue and blood vessels to see how they react to radiation and medicine, helping researchers find better ways to treat cancer without using animals for testing.

  NIH research Chromologic, LLC · Monrovia, United States · NIH-11191354

• Developing tools to predict side effects from radiation treatment

  This study is looking to develop a test that can help predict if patients receiving radiation therapy for cancers like sarcoma and head and neck cancer might experience side effects like low white blood cell counts or lung issues, so doctors can better manage their care and improve their treatment experience.

  NIH research Chromologic, LLC · Monrovia, United States · NIH-11105742

• Oral probiotic to protect and repair the intestines after radiation

  An engineered probiotic that delivers a healing protein to people whose intestines are damaged by radiation.

  NIH research Chromologic, LLC · Monrovia, United States · NIH-11070021

• Using a probiotic to protect the gut from radiation damage

  This study is testing a special probiotic that has been modified to help heal your gut after radiation exposure, like what might happen in a nuclear emergency, and it’s designed to be taken easily by mouth.

  NIH research Chromologic, LLC · Monrovia, United States · NIH-11017408

• Developing a rapid diagnostic test for eye infections using advanced sequencing technology

  This study is working on a quick and affordable test to help doctors find out what’s causing eye infections, especially for people with corneal ulcers or suspected endophthalmitis, so they can get the right treatment faster.

  NIH research Chromologic, LLC · Monrovia, United States · NIH-11008714

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