Background: top view of DNA double helix, courtesy of UCSF Computer Graphics Laboratory
Text size:  A  A  A
Research Funding
Major Initiatives & Areas of Special Interest
Funding Opportunities
Research Grant Mechanisms
Grant Application & Review & Funding Policies
Bioethics & Privacy
Contacts by Research Area
Training & Careers
Minority Programs
News & Events
About NIGMS
Email this link (opens in separate window) E-mail this link

RESEARCH FUNDING

Pharmacogenetics Research Network


Now available: The report of the fourth Pharmacogenetics Research Network open meeting (requires free Adobe Acrobat Reader). Information about upcoming meetings featuring the network can be found on the PharmGKB events page.

  

PharmacoGenetics Research NetworkThe Pharmacogenetics Research Network (PGRN) is a nationwide collaboration of scientists studying the effect of genes on people's responses to a wide variety of medicines. See the Goals Statement of the NIH and the PGRN.

PharmGKB
The Pharmacogenetics and Pharmacogenomics Knowledge Base (PharmGKB) is an integrated knowledge base for pharmacogenetics linking phenotypes and genotypes.
 

 

News & Events

Meeting information, reports, news releases, and announcements about the Pharmacogenetics Research Network.

Research Network

Links to Pharmacogenetics Research Network scientists, information on the network's governing structure, and industry input.

Ethics & Communities

Information about the Populations Advisory Group and research affecting communities; descriptions of funded studies.

Funding Opportunities

List of NIGMS and NIH pharmacogenetics funding opportunities.
Related Resources
Links to PGRN logos, PharmGKB, Human Genetic Cell Repository, and other resources.

"One Size Doesn't Fit All"

Pharmacogenetics is the study of how genes affect the way people respond to medicines, including antidepressants, chemotherapy, drugs for asthma and heart disease, and many others. The ultimate goal of pharmacogenetics research is to help tailor medicines to people's unique genetic make-ups. This will make medicines safer and more effective for everyone.

Free Publications

Medicines for YOU
Educational brochure that explains what pharmacogenetics is all about. En espaņol: Medicamentos para USTED.

Genes & Populations
Educational brochure that explains why genetics researchers sometimes study identified populations to find links between genes and diseases. En espaņol: Genes y Poblaciones.
 
 
TOP OF PAGE

 
Research Funding | Training & Careers | Minority Programs
News & Events | About NIGMS | NIGMS Home | NIH Home

Privacy | Accessibility | Disclaimer | Contact Us

Last reviewed: October 12, 2004

Go to the National Institutes of Health Web site 40 Years of Discovery: NIGMS Anniversary Go to the NIGMS Web site home page National Institute of General Medical Sciences NIGMS logo