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Genetic, Metabolic and Immune Abnormalities in Neurodegenerative Disorders of the Central Nervous System

Lead: Dr Caroline Williams-Gray

Dementias and Neurodegeneration

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Genes and Mechanisms in Diabetes in the Cambridge BioResource

Lead: Professor Linda Wicker

Diabetes

study

Determining the functional consequences of a single nucleotide polymorphism at a genetic locus linked to Crohn’s disease

Lead: Professor Ken Smith

Gastroenterology

study

Genes and Mechanisms in Diabetes in the Cambridge BioResource

Lead: Professor John Todd

Diabetes

study

Investigating the effects of polymorphisms in PTK2B and FCGR genes on leucocyte function

Lead: Professor Ken Smith

Cross-cutting

study

Genome-wide Association Study of Lacunar Stroke

Lead: Professor Hugh Markus

Stroke

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Using non-invasive imaging (fMRI) to study Frontal Lobe Function In Attention

Lead: Dr Adrian Owens

Neurological Disorders

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Improving our understanding of how genetic variants alter body weight regulation and diabetes risk

Lead: Professor David Savage

Diabetes

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Genetic Factors Affecting the Neural Coding of Emotional Signals in Humans

Lead: Dr Andy Calder

Mental Health

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A study of molecules from the gut (chemokines) and their role in the development of Primary Sclerosing Cholangitis, Inflammatory Bowel Disease or Colorectal Cancer

Lead: Dr Gideon Hirschfield

Liver

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A study of the long-term safety and mechanism of action of alemtuzumab, an experimental drug used in Multiple Sclerosis

Lead: Dr. Anu Kemppinen

Neurological Disorders

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Online Food Shopping Study

Lead: Professor Dame Theresa Marteau

Public Health and Prevention

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Pilot study looking at the immune system in schizophrenia and comparing the healing processes in patients and healthy volunteers

Lead: Dr Emilio Fernandez-Egea

Neurological Disorders

study

Recruitment of healthy volunteers to understand the function of immune pathways predisposing to autoimmune disease

Lead: Professor Tim Vyse

Cross-cutting

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Toward a Social-Genetic Model of Well-being and Prosociality

Lead: Dr Aleksandr Kogan

Cross-cutting

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Genetic Variation AND Altered Leucocyte Function in health and disease (GANDALF)

Lead: Professor Ken Smith

Cross-cutting
Haematology

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Improving our understanding of role of the immune system in psoriasis

Lead: Professor Frank Nestle

Cross-cutting

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Genetic and cellular mechanisms protecting from tuberculosis

Lead: Dr Sergey Nejentsev

Infection

study

Innate Immunity in Alzheimer&amp

Lead: Professor Ken Smith

Dementias and Neurodegeneration

study

A Genetic Study of Individual Differences

Lead: Professor Sir Simon Baron-Cohen

Mental Health

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