NIH Resource Access Program (X01)
Funds Resource Access Program, NIH's X01 mechanism.
The Resource Access Program (X01) is a Program to invite eligible institutions to seek access to NIH research resources. This includes programs where institutions will request access to submit to the resource, e.g., high throughput screening assays. It also includes programs where access to a specific NIH research resource is needed to conduct certain research.
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Each grant below is a distinct funding opportunity with its own eligibility, scope, and deliverables.
Funds nothing — it hands over urine, plasma, serum and DNA from the national tobacco and health study. The research costs stay yours.
Funds access to existing ECHO Cohort data or biospecimens to study a high-priority question in maternal and child health.
Funds no new studies directly — it grants approved investigators access to NIH's shared genetic and multi-omics data on heart, lung, blood and sleep disorders.
Funds running new assays on stored blood, serum and DNA from the All of Us Research Program's biobank.
Funds whole-genome or related sequencing of pediatric cancer or congenital-anomaly cohort samples through the Kids First biobank.
Funds access to NIH's own Biological Testing Facility for contraceptive or reproductive-health work — a service award, open to applicants worldwide.
Funds access to genomic and multi-omics processing of Down syndrome biospecimens through NIH's INCLUDE Project, with no direct cash award.
Funds access to NIH's genotyping and sequencing lab, not a cash award, for research that needs large-scale genetic data.