Cancer and Blood Diseases Institute

Fig A: This confocal microscope image shows brain cells from adult mice expressing the protein Olig2 (shown in red). Re-searchers at Cincinnati Children’s discovered that inhibiting Olig2 appears to make aggressive, high-grade gliomas significantly more sensitive to treatment.

Cancer and Blood Diseases Institute

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Bone Marrow Transplant and Immune Deficiency

Vismodegib Shows Promise in Recurrent Medulloblastoma Sonic Hedgehog Subgroup

Experimental Hematology

Two-Step Gene Therapy Shows Early Promise in Treating High-Grade Gliomas

Hematology

Sickle Cell Breakthrough: A Pill to Replace Blood Transfusions

Cancer and Blood Diseases Institute

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Division Summary

Research and Training Details

Faculty	81
Joint Appointment Faculty	23
Research Fellows and Post Docs	38
Research Graduate Students	31
Total Annual Grant Award Dollars	$20,055,067
Total Annual Industry Award Dollars	$4,648,174
Total Publications	212

Clinical Activities and Training

Staff Physicians	17
Clinical Fellows	12
Inpatient Encounters	24,356
Outpatient Encounters	30,734

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