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Lupus Research There are many laboratories around the world working on lupus By working together the lupus genetics community has increased the understanding of the genetic causes of lupus greatly. We know there are many genes (at least 100, and possibly many more) involved in the disease process, and we have an understanding of the biology behind many of these genes. Research groups around the world working on lupus genetics EUROPE David Morris, Kings College London, UK Timothy Vyse, Kings College London, UK Marta Alarcon, Granada, Spain Ian Bruce, Manchester, UK MASTERPLANS: MRC funded project, UK USA Tim Behrens,Genentech Lindsey A. Criswell, UCSC Pat Gaffney and Kathy Sivils, OMRF Chaim Jacob, UCSC Bob Kimberly, UAB Carl D. Langefeld, Wake Forest John Harley, Cincinnati John Rioux, Montreal Betty Tsao, UCLA CHINA Wanling Yang, The University of Hong Kong Xuejun Zhang, Anhui Medical University INDIA Kanjaksher Ghosh, Mumbai, India Vandana Pradhan, Mumbai, India Learning more about the genetic of Lupus If you are interested in knowning more about the genetics of Lupus please get in touch to take
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