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    Discovery Projects - Grant ID: DP220101388

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    Australian Research Council
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    $474,000.00
    Summary
    RNA-binding proteins rewire transcriptomes in immune cell differentiation. This project aims to combine advanced computational and experimental techniques to investigate a new layer of gene regulation by novel RNA binding proteins (RBP) which control messenger RNA length in immune cells. This project expects to demonstrate that these RBPs have a profound effect on immune cell differentiation and response to infection. Expected outcomes include the discovery of new RBPs regulating immunity, with .... RNA-binding proteins rewire transcriptomes in immune cell differentiation. This project aims to combine advanced computational and experimental techniques to investigate a new layer of gene regulation by novel RNA binding proteins (RBP) which control messenger RNA length in immune cells. This project expects to demonstrate that these RBPs have a profound effect on immune cell differentiation and response to infection. Expected outcomes include the discovery of new RBPs regulating immunity, with mechanism and function determined by novel CRISPR editing of a transgenic mouse model. The significant benefit will be a more complete understanding of RNA mechanisms of immune response, which will be critical in informing future advances in the rapidly developing areas of RNA-based biotechnologies and synthetic immunology.
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    ARC Future Fellowships - Grant ID: FT130100541

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    Australian Research Council
    Funding Amount
    $755,320.00
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    Unraveling the chromatin networks that control T lymphocyte differentiation. The development of T cell responses is essential for fighting infection but in some cases T cells can also cause allergy and autoimmune diseases. Previous research has shown by understanding the complex chromatin circuitry that underlie T cell function, therapies can be designed to rewire harmful T cells. This project will use a multi-disciplinary approach that combines expertise in cutting-edge molecular techniques wit .... Unraveling the chromatin networks that control T lymphocyte differentiation. The development of T cell responses is essential for fighting infection but in some cases T cells can also cause allergy and autoimmune diseases. Previous research has shown by understanding the complex chromatin circuitry that underlie T cell function, therapies can be designed to rewire harmful T cells. This project will use a multi-disciplinary approach that combines expertise in cutting-edge molecular techniques with unique mouse models and bioinformatics to develop a fundamental understanding of the chromatin architecture and epigenetic networks that control important steps of T cell differentiation during development, allergy and infection.
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