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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:
Detection of exogenous growth hormone, its analogs, mimetics, and secretagogues
Detection of O2 transport-enhancing substances and methods
Detection of synthetic anabolic steroids
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Ethical considerations
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Detection of Gene Doping after Intramuscular Injection of recombinant Adeno-Associated Viral Vectors
2008 - 2010
Richard Snyder, Ph.D.
University of Florida
Ethical, conceptual, and scientific issues in the use of performance enhancing technologies
2002 - 2005
Thomas Murray, PhD
The Hastings Center
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