Sands, Mark S
- Washington University in St. Louis · Internal Medicine (NIH department code)
From the FY2005 NIH awards this investigator leads as contact PI. The department is the award's.
FY2005 NIH rank #13,706
- R01 Holder
- Early Career
Researcher identity and coverage
- Current affiliation
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- ScienceDex PI coverage
- FY2001 through FY2005Career claims are limited to the years shown.Metrics use this researcher's latest loaded PI award year; ScienceDex is current through FY2026.
FY2005 award categories
- Internal Medicine
NIH Funding · FY2005
Linked Award Amount
$410.4K
Full award amounts, FY2005
Award Records
2
Records listing this PI
Award-Linked Rank
#13,706
By linked amount among FY2005 PIs
Earliest Year Loaded
2001
ScienceDex PI coverage
Award-linked funding history
Linked NIH award amounts and rank by fiscal year.
FY2005 award records by amount
NIH award records listing Sands, Mark S as a PI. Multi-PI records show the full award amount for context.
- 5R01NS043205-03R01Contact PIPathophysiology and Novel Therapies for Batten's DiseaseWashington University in St. Louis · Internal Medicine (NIH department code)$268Kaward amount
- 2R01DK057586-05A1R01Contact PINovel Therapies for Lysosomal Storage DiseasesWashington University in St. Louis · Internal Medicine (NIH department code)$142.4Kaward amount
Award organization
Organizations that administered FY2005 awards listing Sands, Mark S as a PI.
FY2005 award administered by Washington University in St. Louis (MO).
Coverage and award-record milestones
Computed from the fiscal years currently available in ScienceDex.
- 2001First NIH AwardWashington University in St. Louis
- 2002$500K Cumulative Funding
- 2002Entered Top 50% NationallyRanked #8433
- 2002R01 Grant Holder
- 2003$1M Cumulative Funding
- 2004$2M Cumulative Funding