Andiamo! Moving forward with autologous hematopoietic transplantation for highly active MS
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- First Published February 11, 2015.
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- Paolo A. Muraro, MD, PhD
- Paolo A. Muraro, MD, PhD
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Funder: Medical Research Council Type of grant: Patient Research Cohort Initiative Title: Rapidly evolving multiple sclerosis: opening the window of therapeutic opportunity Duration: 3 years PI: Muraro Co-applicants: Dr J Chataway, Professor G Giovannoni, Dr O Malik, Dr R Nicholas, Professor R Reynolds, Dr K Schmierer and Dr A Waldman Status: awarded 5.6.08 Starting date: 31/3/09 Reference number: G0800679
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Funder: UK Multiple Sclerosis Society / UK Stem Cell Foundation Type of grant: Collaborative Project Grant Title: A phase II trial of autologous mesenchymal stem cell transplantation in highly active multiple sclerosis ? Duration: 3 years PI: Muraro Co-applicants: Chandran, Dazzi, Miller, Nicholas Collaborators: Malik, Scott, Lowdell Status: Awarded April 2011 Reference number: Funder: UK Multiple Sclerosis Society Type of grant: Project Grant Title: Immunological mechanisms of autologous hematopoietic stem cell transplantation for treatment of severe multiple sclerosis Duration: 3 years PI: Muraro Co-applicants: Prof D Altmann Status: Awarded September 2010 Reference number: 938/10 Funder: Italian Multiple Sclerosis Foundation (FISM) Type of grant: Project Grant Title: Functional relevance of haematopoietic stem cell mobilisation following therapeutic alpha 4-integrin blockade in multiple sclerosis Duration: 2 years PI: Muraro Collaborators: Nicholas, Malik, Dazzi, Mattoscio Status: Awarded January 2011 Funder: Italian Multiple Sclerosis Foundation (FISM) Type of grant: Research grant Title: Identification of early prognostic factors affecting the long-term outcome in MS Proposed duration: 2 years PI: Muraro Status: awarded 12.12.08 Starting date: 1/4/09
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- Correspondence to Dr. Muraro: p.muraro{at}imperial.ac.uk
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