Studies

Search NIHR BioResource approved studies based on clinical speciality, type of study (participant recall, online, samples and data, data only) and researcher type.

Please note that the summaries for each research study is provided by the research team themselves. The information in the summary does not necessarily represent the views of the NIHR BioResource. 

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Molecular investigation of genetic factors in cardiovascular and immune-related traits and diseases using a bioresource of healthy volunteers (GENBIO)

Speciality area
Cardiovascular Disease

Study type
Participant re-contact

Researcher type
Academic

Research lead
Dr Dirk Paul

Generation of pluripotent stem cell lines to test novel compounds for the treatment of disease

Speciality area
Ophthalmology

Study type
Participant re-contact

Researcher type
Commercial

Research lead
Dr David Bunton

Investigation of genetic susceptibility markers to arthritic conditions and how they contribute to disease

Speciality area
Musculoskeletal Disorders

Study type
Participant re-contact

Researcher type
Academic

Research lead
Dr Annie Yarwood

The genetic correlates of cognitive flexibility and their links to ideological thinking

Speciality area
Neurological Disorders

Study type
Participant re-contact

Researcher type
Academic

Research lead
Prof. Trevor Robbins

CMV infection in inflammatory bowel disease

Speciality area
Gastroenterology, Infection

Study type
Samples and data

Researcher type
Academic

Research lead
Prof. Holm Uhlig

Mechanism linking NOD2 with MHC class I antigen presentation

Speciality area
Gastroenterology

Study type
Participant re-contact

Researcher type
Academic

Research lead
Professor Alison Simmons

Investigating the genetic susceptibility to anti-drug antibody formation in patients with Inflammatory Bowel Disease (PANTS)

Speciality area
Gastroenterology, Genomics and Rare Diseases

Study type
Samples and data

Researcher type
Academic

Research lead
Dr Tariq Ahmed

Identifying the genetic causes and factors involved in causing orofacial granulomatosis (oral crohn's disease)

Speciality area
Genomics and Rare Diseases, Gastroenterology

Study type
Participant re-contact

Researcher type
Academic

Research lead
Dr Natalie Prescott

Impute - 50K imputation at Sanger

Speciality area
Cross-cutting, Genomics and Rare Diseases

Study type
Data only

Researcher type
Academic

Research lead
Dr Jyoti Khadake