Studies

Systematic temporal analysis of transcriptomic datasets using TrendCatcher identifies early and persistent neutrophil activation as a hallmark of severe COVID-19

Speciality area
Infection, Genomics and Rare Diseases, COVID

Study type
Data only

Researcher type
Academic

Research lead
Jalees Rehman

Looking at Immune receptors during viral infections at a single-cell level 

Speciality area
Infection, Genomics and Rare Diseases

Study type
Data only

Researcher type
Academic

Research lead
Dr. Anunya Opasawatchai

Identification of biomarkers to predict response to Vedolizumab in Inflammatory Bowel Disease

Speciality area
Gastroenterology

Study type
Participant re-contact

Researcher type
Academic

Research lead
Professor Jack Satsangi

CARRIAGE study: Understanding the biological basis of persistent carriage of Staphylococcus aureus in humans

Speciality area
Infection

Study type
Participant re-contact

Researcher type
Academic

Research lead
Dr Ewan Harrison

King’s Health Partners Long COVID biomarker study

Speciality area
Infection, COVID

Study type
Participant re-contact

Researcher type
Academic

Research lead
Dr Timothy Nicholson

Analysis of the role of HLA-type on T-cell state in Covid-19 infection

Speciality area
Infection, Genomics and Rare Diseases

Study type
Data only

Researcher type
Academic

Research lead
Soumya Raychaudhuri

Analysis of Structural Variants in 15,370 Individuals from the NIHR BioResource and Integration with Large-Scale Rare Disease Cohorts

Speciality area
Genomics and Rare Diseases

Study type
Data only

Researcher type
Academic

Research lead
Dr Alba Sanchis-Juan

Evaluating the Application of Haematopoietic Stem-Cell Gene Therapy as a Novel Therapeutic for Crohn’s Disease patients with Loss-of Function NOD2 Polymorphisms

Speciality area
Gastroenterology

Study type
Participant re-contact

Researcher type
Academic-led

Research lead
Dr Piv Sagoo

Defining the impact of IL2RA genetic polymorphism on human immune cell function in ulcerative colitis

Speciality area
Gastroenterology

Study type
Participant re-contact

Researcher type
Academic

Research lead
Dr Peter Irving