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In keeping with our mission of deterring the use of prohibited performance-enhancing drugs and methods in sport, USADA has committed over $9.5 million since 2001. USADA provides funding to further research in the following research areas:

To find out more details about USADA's funded grants, click on the research areas above or type in a search topic keyword below. E-mail us if you have additional questions.

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Detection of exogenous growth hormone, its analogs, mimetics, and secretagogues

Title	Years of Grant Funding	Principal Investigator	Institution
Center of Excellence Instrumentation Grants	2007 - 2007	Doug Rollins, MD, PhD	SMRTL
Center of Excellence Instrumentation Grants	2006 - 2009	USADA Equipment on lease to Orbitrap Mass Spectrometer ,	Anti-Doping Research Institute, Inc.
Displacement of growth hormone secretagogues - out of the receptor and out of the pitch-	2006 - 2008	Jordi Segura, PhD	Institut Muncipial D'Investigacio Medica
Development of an immunoassay for a novel serum biomarker of GH administration	2006 - 2006	Robert Baxter, PhD	University of Sydney
The Development of a methodology for detecting abuse with Growth Hormone in Sport: GH-2004-Pilot study on Ethnic Effects	2003 - 2006	Richard Holt, MD	University of Southampton
Development and Clinical Validation of Sandwich Immunoassays for the Quantitation of Insulin-Like Growth Factor 1 and the N-Terminal Propeptide of Type III Collagen in Human Serum	2002 - 2004	Donald Very, PhD	The Institute of Bioanalytics