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Contractor / Funded Organisation: University - Leicester

Detailed below are science projects undertaken for, or managed on behalf of, Defra by the Contractor/Funded Organisation selected.
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AN0409: The effects of dietary vitamin supplementation on oxidative low density lipoprotein damage in disease
Description - Objective - Time Scale & Cost
From 1992 To 1994, Cost £81,492
Theme:   Antioxidants in food
 
 
AN0414: Does Dietary Vitamin Supplementation Prevent In-vivo Damage by Oxygen Radicals?
Description - Objective - Time Scale & Cost
From 1993 To 1996, Cost £164,780
Theme:   Antioxidants in food
 
 
AN0425: Novel antibody based technology for studying the potential ameliorating effects of vitamin E and vitamin C on in vivo
Description - Objective - Time Scale & Cost
From 1996 To 1999, Cost £332,457
Theme:   Antioxidants in food
 
 
AN0426: Development of a Postlabelling Assay as a Biomonitor of Oxidative DNA damage in Humans and the Modulating effects
Description - Objective - Time Scale & Cost
From 1996 To 1997, Cost £63,519
Theme:   Antioxidants in food
 
 
AN0433: Validation of biomarkers used to evaluate the extent of free radical damage to DNA in humans.
Objective - Time Scale & Cost
From 1997 To 1998, Cost £223,067
Theme:   Antioxidants in food
 
 
AN0913: Television and food choice.
Description - Objective - Time Scale & Cost
From 1995 To 1997, Cost £70,349
Theme:   Food Acceptability and Choice
 
 
AN0931: Television and food choice (extension of AN0913)
Objective - Time Scale & Cost
From 1998 To 1999, Cost £35,508
Theme:   Food Acceptability and Choice
 
 
AQ0706: Review of tools for modelling tropospheric ozone formation for assessing impacts on human health and ecosystems.
Description - Objective - Project Documents - Time Scale & Cost
From 2007 To 2007, Cost £32,805
Field of Study:   Air Quality
Theme:   Source Attribution (AQ07)
Keywords:  
Environmental Protection, Air Pollution, Modelling, Pollution
 
 
FS1710: Mechanisms of modulation of carcinogenesis by antioxidants: Genetic control of the anti-carcinogenic response.
Description - Objective - Time Scale & Cost
From 1993 To 1997, Cost £215,681
Theme:   Risk Assessment
 
 
FS1724: Strategy for Risk Assessment Research
Description - Objective - Time Scale & Cost
From 1995 To 1995, Cost £6,556
Theme:   Risk Assessment
 
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