Understanding Inflammation

As a result of the reduced ability of phagocytes in CGD to clear infections, patients can suffer from troublesome, recurrent infections and inflammation.

The projects we fund are finding better ways of treating inflammation in CGD through understanding the way that normal cells clear infection and comparing it with cells carrying the mutations that cause CGD.

Stimulating further research

Over the last three years our seed corn funding in this area has had enormous impact leading to an extra $4.55 M in research funds being awarded by the National Institutes of Health to continue this important work.

To see more, click on

http://cgd.org.uk/news/cgd_seed_corn_prompts_multi_million_dollar_grant

http://cgd.org.uk/news/cgd_rt_funded_researcher_receives_prestigious_award



Currently funded projects

Publications

Find out more about previously funded projects

 

 






IMPORTANT NOTE :
The information contained on this website is intended only as a guideline, not as a substitute for medical advice. Always consult your doctor if you or your child has any CGD symptoms or concerns.

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Phagocytes are the cells affected in CGD