Allergy Immunology Clinical Trials
The following searchable list includes all the Division of Allergy-Immunology, Department of Medicine clinical trials currently looking for participants. Please feel free to contact us with inquiries about any of our ongoing research.
| Trials |
|---|
Targeting Siglecs in DiseaseThe study involves recruiting paid volunteers to donate blood. The goal of the studies is to isolate certain cells from the blood called eosinophils to examine certain proteins and their functions in the laboratory. Copy Study URL to Clipboard Copy |
Eosinophilia in Human DiseaseWe are looking at the types of white cells (eosinophils and lymphocytes) in blood that cause eosinophilic conditions (EoE, Asthma, Drug reactions etc.) in people and what makes them different from the white cells of people who have other allergic conditions. We are also recruiting volunteers with allergies but no … We are looking at the types of white cells (eosinophils and lymphocytes) in blood that cause eosinophilic conditions (EoE, Asthma, Drug reactions etc.) in people and what makes them different from the white cells of people who have other allergic conditions. We are also recruiting volunteers with allergies but no eosinophilic disease. IRB number STU00213346 Copy Study URL to Clipboard Copy |