University of Virginia 11374096

Contribution of C4b-binding protein to interactions of Neisseria gonorrhoeae with human neutrophils

NIH awarded $39,686 to the University of Virginia for research on the role of C4b-binding protein in Neisseria gonorrhoeae interactions with human neutrophils, aiming to uncover molecular mechanisms and therapeutic pathways.

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The project focuses on understanding the role of C4b-binding protein in protecting Neisseria gonorrhoeae from neutrophils. The research aims to define molecular mechanisms and potential therapeutic pathways. The project is funded by NIH, with a total award of $39,686 for the fiscal year 2026. The principal investigator is Mary Wakim Broden from the University of Virginia. The project involves collaboration with NIH study sections and review groups.

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