Grant Support for the Research of Hua Huang
Our lab gratefully acknowledges grant support from the following agencies:
A. Current Research Grant Support
1 RO1 AI059170-01 A2 (Huang) 6/1/2005-5/31/2010 25%
NIH/NIAID 225,000/year
Differentiation of Th2 cytokine-producing innate cells
The major goals of this project are to determine signaling and transcriptional mechanism by which IL-4 and IL-5 drive bone marrow progenitor cells to differentiate into eosiniphils that can produce Th2 type of cytokines.
1R01AI068083-01 (Huang) 4/1/2005-3/31/2009 25%
NIH/NIAID 225,000/year
Coordinating Adaptive and Innate Immunity
The major goals of this study are to investigate in vivo relationship between CD4+ Th2 cells and Th2 cytokine-producing eosinophils.
PP1357 (Huang) 3/1/2007-2/28/2008 4%
MS 40,000
Identification of Regulatory Regions of the Il17 Gene
The goal of this project is to analyze which regions of the Il17 gene regulate IL-17 expression in Th17 cells.
Overlap: none
B. Previous Grant Support
Extramural funding
RO1 AI48568-01 (Huang) 2/1/2002-1/31/2005 33%
NIH/HIAID $150,00/year
Role of IFN-g in Th1 Cell Development
The major goals of this project is to determine the signaling mechanisms by which IFN-g suppress IL-4 signaling in Th1 cells.
K22 AI01663 Career Development Award (Huang), /1/2000-2/28/2002 25%, NIAID, NIH 125,000/year
The Role of Phosphatases in Regulating Basal and Induced IL-4 Receptor Expression In Lymphocytes
The goal of this study was to investigate the role of SHP-1 in IL-4 receptor expression.
Career Development Award,
Principal Investigator: Hua Huang
10% effort, direct cost 50,000 x 3 = 150,000.
Period: 4/1/2000-3/31/2003.
Funding Agency: The Schweppe Foundation.
Mechanism(s) by which T Cell Receptor Signals Down-regulate IL-4-induced STAT6 phosphorylation
This study was designed to understand how TCR signaling dephosphorates STAT6 phosphorylation
Institutional funding
"Molecular Basis of Stable Th1 phenotype"
Principal Investigator: Hua Huang
25% effort, 40,000
Banes trust Fund of Loyola University Chicago, Stritch School of Medicine.
Period: 3/1/2000-2/28/2001.
