BRIGHAM AND WOMEN'S HOSPITAL
Expanded evaluation of the role of antibody-dependent innate effector function in TB disease progression in HIV co-infected individuals
Expanded evaluation of the role of antibody-dependent innate effector function in TB disease progression in HIV co-infected individuals is a funding opportunity from BRIGHAM AND WOMEN'S HOSPITAL, up to 194400, closing August 31, 2030.
Aug 31, 2030
(1492d left)Overview
PROJECT SUMMARY/ABSTRACT HIV is the most important risk factor for progression to active tuberculosis (TB), but the immunologic mechanisms for this increased rate of progression are incompletely defined. Antibodies serve an important role coordinating the innate and adaptive immune compartments through the Fc-domain…