Research Awards

DateResearch TitleInstitution
March 2007
Harry W. Schroeder, Jr., MD, Ph.D.HLA*B44 and memory B cells in patients with sino-pulmonary infectionsUniversity of Alabama at Birmingham
November 2006
Jennifer M. Puck, MDT Cell Receptor Excision Circles (TRECs): a Newborn Screening Tool for SCIDUniversity of California, San Francisco
Marie Jose Stasia, Ph.D.X+CGD and Nox2 superoxidase mutants powerful tools to study NADPH oxidase activationUniversite Joseph Fourier
Troy R. Torgerson, MDA Cell Instrinic Role for FOXP3 in the Human Immune SystemChildren's Hospital & Regional Medical Center
July 2006
Eyal Grunebaum, MDCorrecting PNP Deficiencies by intracellular delivery of PNP fused to PTDHospital for Sick Children
Peter E. Newburger, MDNovel approach to oral gene therapy for CGDUniversity of Massachusetts Medical School
March 2006
Peter K. Gregersen, MDWhole genome association studies in CVID and IGADNorth Shore LIJ Health System
Lisa Borghesi, Ph.D.Regulation of E47 activity and V(D)J recombination in mouse and manUniversity of Pittsburgh
Brian R. Davis, Ph.D.Nuclease facilitated gene editing for PIDDInstitute for Inherited Disease Research
Michael B. Jordan, MDImmune regulation in hemophagocytic lymphohistiocytosisCincinnati Children's Hospital
November 2005
Anna M. Blom, MSc, Ph.D.Deficiencies of complement inhibitorsLund University
Scott B. Snapper, MD, Ph.D.Targeting C-linked neutropenia:Strategies to investigate an activated WASPMassachusetts General Hospital
July 2005
David T. Teachey, MDImproving treatment of the autoimmune lymphoproliferative syndromeChildren's Hospital of Philadelphia
March 2005
Bodo Grimbacher, MDGenetics of antibody deficiency syndromeUniversity College London
Emanuela Castigli, Ph.D.IgAD and CVID:role of APRIL/BAFF-TACI and BAFF-R axesChildren's Hospital Boston
Douglas McDonald, MD, Ph.D.Novel immunodeficiency involving toll-like receptor7,8,9 defectsChildren's Hospital Boston
Janos Sumegi, MD, Ph.D.The binding repertoire of the Duncan Disease (XLP) gene product SAPCincinnati Children's Hospital
November 2004
Carol Miao, Ph.D.Gene therapy for Wiskott-Aldrich SyndromeChildren's Hospital and Regional Medical Center
Yatin Vyas, MDRole of Human WASp in lymphocyte signalingChildren's Hospital of Pittsburgh
July 2004
Anthony Infante, MD, Ph.D.Thymus in mouse model of DiGeorge SyndromeUniv. of Texas Health Science
Jordan Orange, MD, Ph.D.Human NEMO mutation and immunodeficiencyChildren's Hospital of Philadelphia
Carol Webb, Ph.D.Role for human bright in XLAOklahoma Medical Research Foundation
March 2004
Ramsay Fuleihan, MDToward gene therapy of X-linked hyper IgMYale University School of Medicine
Donald Kohn, MDA site specific gene therapy method to ameliorate PIDDChildren's Hospital Los Angeles
Narayanaswamy Ramesh, Ph.D.Role of WIP in WASP homeostasisChildren's Hospital Boston
January 2004
Andrew Scharenberg, MDSignaling competent transformed cell lines for functional analysisUniversity of Washington
Charlotte Cunningham-Rundles, MD, Ph.D.Investigation of ICOS and other signaling pathways in CVIDMt. Sinai School of Medicine
Kim Nichols, MDSRC Homology 2 (SH2) domain containing gene 1A (SH2D1A)Children's Hospital of Philadelphia

The United States Immunodeficiency Network, (USIDNET) a program of the Immune Deficiency Foundation (IDF) is funded in part by the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases (NIAID) and the National Institutes of Health (NIH) an agency of the Department of Health & Human Services. NIAID supports research to advance the understanding of transplantation and to prevent, diagnose and treat infections and Immune-mediated illnesses. USIDNET administrative support is provided by the
Immune Deficiency Foundation (IDF).