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List of required information for application:

1. Sample acquisition plan: Provide details on how the applicant plans to acquire samples from diverse populations for the study.

2. Genome-wide association studies (GWAS) plan: Outline the proposed approach and methodology for conducting GWAS on the acquired samples.

3. Whole genome sequencing plan: Describe the methodology and techniques to be used for whole genome sequencing of the samples.

4. Quality control checking plan: Detail the measures and protocols to be implemented for ensuring the quality control of the acquired data.

5. Variant calling plan: Explain the proposed methods for identifying and cataloging genetic variants from the whole genome sequencing data.

6. Data calling plan: Specify the procedures to be used for analyzing and interpreting the called genetic variants.

7. Data sharing plan: Describe how the applicant intends to share the generated data with the scientific community and other relevant stakeholders.

8. Data harmonization plan: Outline the strategies and tools to be employed for harmonizing the data obtained from the multi-ethnic cohorts.

9. Analysis plan: Provide an overview of the proposed approaches and techniques for analyzing the harmonized data in order to identify and understand the genetic factors associated with Alzheimer's disease.

10. Budget justification: Justify the requested budget for the proposed research activities, including personnel, equipment, and other necessary resources.

11. Project timeline: Present a detailed timeline for the completion of each research activity, from sample acquisition to data analysis and interpretation.

12. Previous experience: Summarize the applicant's previous experience and expertise in conducting similar research projects, particularly in multi-ethnic cohorts and Alzheimer's disease genetics.

13. Collaboration plan: Detail any existing or proposed collaborations with other institutions or researchers that will contribute to the success of the project.

14. Potential impacts: Explain the potential scientific, clinical, and societal impacts of the research findings that will be generated through this project.

15. Institutional support: Provide a statement of commitment and support from the applicant's institution, including any necessary resources or infrastructure.

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Amount of Funding

Up to 50% funding to a maximum $50,000 grant per project;
Applicants may receive up to 50% of eligible costs for up to $10,000 to $50,000 in grant funding per project;
The applicant is responsible for the remaining 50% of costs;
The annual CanExport contribution maximum is $99,999 (in the event of multiple projects approved in the same government fiscal year);
A group of related companies cannot receive >$200,000 in funding in a single fiscal year. Projects budgets should be between $20,000-100,000; and
Applicants can apply for funding multiple times as long as their prior CanExport application has been completed all reporting is finished.

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Eligible Applicants

To be eligible for the CanExport program, Canadian businesses must:

Maintain 1 to <500 full-time employees;
Earn annual revenues ranging from $100,000 to $100,000,000;
Be federally incorporated federally or classified as a limited liability partnership (LLP);
Create eligible project expenses of $20,000 or more; and
Be financially stable and able to pay all project expenses not covered by the program.

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