Funded Research - Lupus Research

Common Mechanisms in Autoimmunity

The Common Mechanisms in Autoimmunity grants ($500,000 for two years or $225,000 for one year) support innovative research exploring commonalities and differences of immune pathways that govern multiple autoimmune diseases.

2021 Funded Grants

Linking multiple disease compartments in T1D and multiple sclerosis

Amit Bar-Or, MD
University of Pennsylvania

Identification of pathogenic pathways through genomic engineering to identify shared genetic effects on people with T1D, SLE, and MS

Chris Cotsapas, PhD
Yale School of Medicine

Analysis of antigen specific T cells in response to immune therapies in MS and T1D

Kevan Herold, MD
Yale School of Medicine

COMET common mechanisms in autoimmunity

Thomas Pieber, MD
Medical University of Graz, Austria

Dissecting the genetics and host interactions of EBV-related autoimmunity

William Robinson, MD, PhD
Stanford University

3D and single-cell epigenome technologies for autoimmune disease

Ansuman Satpathy, MD, PhD
Stanford University

Single-cell genomics dissection of common immune networks driving autoimmunity

Alexandra-Chloé Villani, PhD
Massachusetts General Hospital and Harvard Medical School

NR4A family as markers and mediators of B cell tolerance across autoimmune diseases: from antigen discovery to treatment

Julie Zikherman, MD
University of California, San Francisco

Archive of cma grants

Distinguished Innovator Award (DIA) Lupus Mechanisms and Targets Award (LMTA) Lupus Innovation Award (LIA) LRA-BMS Accelerator Awards (BMS) Common Mechanisms in Autoimmunity Global Team Science Award

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