Project Details
Description
Dr. Eisenbarth affirms her commitment to collaborating with Dr. Wang to understand how metabolic reprogramming permits survival in anaphylaxis through a GDF15-dependent mechanism. As her laboratory focuses on understanding the immunologic pathways that coordinate the response to allergic stimuli in both rodents and humans she is well-positioned to advise Dr. Wang and his laboratory in the study of immunologic, metabolic and physiologic mechanisms of allergic inflammation.
Status | Active |
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Effective start/end date | 5/1/22 → 4/30/26 |
Funding
- Yale University (CON-80003656 (GR116267) AMD 2 // 5R01AI162645-04)
- National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases (CON-80003656 (GR116267) AMD 2 // 5R01AI162645-04)
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