Award

National Institute of General Medical Sciences 5P20GM125528-07

The role of B cell estrogen signaling in menopause-associated metabolic dysfunction

Recipient

UNIVERSITY OF OKLAHOMA HLTH SCIENCES CTR, Oklahoma City, OK, United States

Award Amount

$257,400.00

Ceiling

$257,400.00

Awarded

June 30, 2026

Identifier

5P20GM125528-07

A research project funded by the National Institute of General Medical Sciences to study the impact of B cell estrogen signaling on menopause-related metabolic dysfunction, focusing on weight gain and insulin resistance mechanisms.

Description

This research project investigates how estrogen signaling in B cells affects metabolic dysfunction associated with menopause, including weight gain and insulin resistance. The study aims to understand the role of B cell estrogen receptor alpha in adipose tissue inflammation and metabolic changes during menopause, potentially uncovering novel immune regulators of adipose tissue expansion and age-related diseases.

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