lay-summaries-group-2017 | BRAIN UK | University of Southampton

Lay Summaries for all the studies supported by BRAIN UK within the past 12 months.

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BRAIN UK Study Ref	Lay Summary	Project Status
22/013	The New Roads Team – Innovative approaches to curing Brain Tumours	Active
22/014	Development of a cheap sensitive blood test for early detection of new and proven biomarkers of glioblastoma using fluorescent carbon dots and nanophotonics	Active
22/015	Retrospective and prospective analysis of digital images of histology slides of brain tumours using machine learning and deep learning to predict/identify molecular properties	Active
22/016	Elucidating the Tumour Microenvironment of Primary Central Nervous System Lymphoma	Active
22/017	Microglia activation in IDH1 WT glioma is essential for peripheral macrophage recruitment	Active
22/018	New insight into microglial ageing	Active
22/019	Delving deeper into the appearances and pathophysiological mechanisms of immune checkpoint inhibitor-induced hypophysitis	Active
22/020	Targeting the serine synthesis pathway in central nervous system lymphoma	Active
22/021	Multi-modal computational interrogation of the molecular-morphological intersection in brain tumours	Active
22/022	Investigating spontaneous CAA-related inflammation as a model for Aβ immunotherapy-induced side effects (ARIA)	Active
23/001	Investigating the expression of BACE1 in human astrocytoma	Active
23/002	Juvenile Dermatomyositis Cohort and Biobank Study	Active
23/003	Investigating the genetic basis of nutritional optic and sensory neuropathy in black African and Caribbean communities in the UK	Active
23/004	Studying the pathogenesis of Huntington’s disease in post-mortem tissues	Active
23/005	Divergent differentiation in Brain Tumours	Active
23/006	Ascertaining the role of SSTR2 in skull base tumours and brain cancer and potential utility as a diagnostic and/or prognostic biomarker and therapeutic target	Active
23/007	A post-mortem study of progenitor cells and the injury response following severe traumatic brain injury	Active
23/008	Investigation of FGF receptor functions in human glioblastoma	Active
23/011	Clinicopathological correlations of immune response in inflammatory neuropathies	Active

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