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    Sites Within A Blood Protein (factor H) Which Are Respo Nsible For Function

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    National Health and Medical Research Council
    Funding Amount
    $146,344.00
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    A Novel Human Plasma Protein (CAP) Associated With Membrane Activation Of Complement

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    National Health and Medical Research Council
    Funding Amount
    $184,108.00
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    Role Of Complement Factor H And Related Proteins In Regulating Complement Activation And Microbial Pathogenesis

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    National Health and Medical Research Council
    Funding Amount
    $377,036.00
    Summary
    A group of proteins in blood called Complement are activated in the presence of foreign cells or organisms and this generally results in their destruction. It is important to direct this destructive activity against foreign and not self tissue. This is achieved by a further family of proteins, including factor H, which regulate complement activity and how these proteins work is the principal focus of this project. There are many diseases in which damage results from inadvertent complement damage .... A group of proteins in blood called Complement are activated in the presence of foreign cells or organisms and this generally results in their destruction. It is important to direct this destructive activity against foreign and not self tissue. This is achieved by a further family of proteins, including factor H, which regulate complement activity and how these proteins work is the principal focus of this project. There are many diseases in which damage results from inadvertent complement damage and the regulatory proteins have therapeutic potential in this area. In addition many bacteria and other microorganisms, which should be destroyed by complement, escape by binding regulatory proteins. Understanding how this is achieved may reveal new targets for vaccine development. Knowledge of how the production of factor H and related proteins will help understand how inflammation occurs and how it might be controlled.
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    Function Of Factor H-related Protein-5, A Novel Human Plasma Complement Protein Found In Glomerular Immune Deposits

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    National Health and Medical Research Council
    Funding Amount
    $186,430.00
    Summary
    The Investigators have recently discovered a new protein which is present in human blood and is also seen in the diseased kidneys of patients with nephritis. The new protein is present in all types of nephritis that are caused by antibodies together with another part of the immune system, called the complement system, which is know to have an important role in causing tissue damage in immune diseases. The new protein is a part of the complement system but its exact function is not yet known. The .... The Investigators have recently discovered a new protein which is present in human blood and is also seen in the diseased kidneys of patients with nephritis. The new protein is present in all types of nephritis that are caused by antibodies together with another part of the immune system, called the complement system, which is know to have an important role in causing tissue damage in immune diseases. The new protein is a part of the complement system but its exact function is not yet known. The protein is likely to be important in immune diseases because it is so commonly found in diseased kidneys and other organs with complement-associated disease. In this project we will conduct a series of experiments which will determine how the new protein works in the complement system and also how important the protein is in causing kidney damage in nephritis. Nephritis is the commonest cause of kidney failure in Australia and research directed towards the mechanism of kidney damage has the potential to produce new types of therapy. The complement system also has a major role in other inflammatory diseases and in body defense systems (such as protection against microbial attack). The complement system must be able to distinguish between foreign particles and the body's own tissue and this new protein may have a role in the appropriate regulation of complement to attack the right things in the body. Elucidation of the function of this protein may well assist, therefore, in developing therapies for a variety of inflammatory diseases and infectious diseases, in addition to nephritis.
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    Function Of Proton Pumps In Kidney And Stomach

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    National Health and Medical Research Council
    Funding Amount
    $235,642.00
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    Salt-acid Exchange Controls Cells Uptake Of Hormone Precursor

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    National Health and Medical Research Council
    Funding Amount
    $92,728.00
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    Regulation Of Immunity To Herpes

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    National Health and Medical Research Council
    Funding Amount
    $118,065.00
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    Mechanisms Controlling The Onset Of Labour

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    National Health and Medical Research Council
    Funding Amount
    $514,313.00
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    Risk Factors & Incidence Of Infection Due To Haemophilu S Influenzae Type B In VIC Children

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    National Health and Medical Research Council
    Funding Amount
    $75,280.00
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    Regulation Of Kidney Growth In Disease

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    National Health and Medical Research Council
    Funding Amount
    $189,428.00
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