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• 7NIH research projects

NIH-funded research (7)

Early-stage science funded by the US National Institutes of Health. Most of these projects don't enroll patients, but they show what is being worked on.

• Transcriptional clues to a serious newborn heart condition

  A study of how a key gene called MYRF affects heart development in newborns with Hypoplastic Left Heart Syndrome, to uncover causes and motivate new therapies.

  NIH research Masonic Medical Research Laboratory, INC · Utica, United States · NIH-11431824

• Molecular and imaging study of blood clots and inflammation in pulmonary embolism

  A research project uses a mouse model to understand how blood clots and inflammatory cells affect pulmonary embolism and its outcomes, with the goal of better diagnosis and treatment for people with PE.

  NIH research Masonic Medical Research Laboratory, INC · Utica, United States · NIH-11333828

• How heart muscle cells control inflammation

  This research looks at how heart muscle cells use specific proteins to turn inflammation on or off after injury, which could help people with heart damage or heart failure.

  NIH research Masonic Medical Research Laboratory, INC · Utica, United States · NIH-11235142

• Understanding Blood Clots and Inflammation in Pulmonary Embolism

  This research looks for better ways to understand and treat pulmonary embolism, a serious condition caused by blood clots in the lungs.

  NIH research Masonic Medical Research Laboratory, INC · Utica, United States · NIH-11192923

• Understanding how heart cells respond to immune signals

  This study is looking at how heart muscle cells respond to stress and injury, with the goal of finding new ways to help protect your heart and improve its health, especially if you have heart disease.

  NIH research Masonic Medical Research Laboratory, INC · Utica, United States · NIH-10989953

• Investigating blood clot formation and inflammation in pulmonary embolism

  This study is looking at how blood clots form and cause lung inflammation in people with pulmonary embolism, using a special mouse model to help find better ways to diagnose and treat patients who might be at risk for complications.

  NIH research Masonic Medical Research Laboratory, INC · Utica, United States · NIH-10980911

• Exploring how the spleen can influence a key protein in treating lupus

  This study is looking at how the spleen helps control a protein related to lupus, with the goal of finding new treatments that work better and have fewer side effects for people living with the disease.

  NIH research Masonic Medical Research Laboratory, INC · Utica, United States · NIH-10788467

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