The UW NHLBI Resequencing Center is one of two resequencing centers in the National Heart, Lung and Blood Institute (NHLBI) DNA Re-sequencing and Genotyping (RS&G) Program. The center provides high-throughput, large-scale DNA resequencing to identify DNA variations for program-approved investigators. The center applies the experience and expertise it has gained in other large-scale resequencing projects (e.g. SeattleSNPs, one of the NHLBI Programs for Genomic Applications [PGA]).   Assigned Projects Project ID Project Title Principal Investigator R7 Resequencing genes that cause cardiomyopathy Ray Hershberger R19 Oxidation and inflammation in carotid artery disease risk and prevention Gail Jarvik R22 SNP Diversity in Iron Metabolism Pathways Christine McLaren R44 Identifying Genetic Variation Contributing to Extremes of Blood Pressure Christopher Newton-Cheh R57 A Resequencing Study of Genes of the VEGF Pathway Federico Innocenti R74 Large Scale Sequencing of Individuals with Essential Hypertension Aravinda Chakravarti R82 Genetic Association Studies of Endothelial Lipase and Zinc Finger Protein 202 in Atherosclerosis Hamid Razzaghi R95 Giant Gene Titin (TTN) Involvement in Dilated Cardiomyopathy Luisa Mestroni R99 Testing for Disease Causing Mutations in Primary Cilia Dyskinesia (PCD) Maimoona Zariwala R108 Genome Variation on Chromosome 9 in Framingham Heart Study Participants with Extreme Coronary Artery Disease Phenotypes Christopher O'Donnell R119 Resequencing Analyses of Loci Influencing LDL Cholesterol and Identified through Genome-Wide Association Studies Gonçalo Abecasis R123 Genetic Variation at Three Loci Associated with Fetal Hemoglobin Levels in Sickle Cell Disease Patients Joel Hirschhorn R125 Resequencing genes that cause cardiomyopathy II Ray Hershberger R135 Sequencing for thoracic aortic aneurysms and dissection Dianna Milewicz