Research Area A
In Research Area A, we will identify key factors that mediate the transition from health to autoimmunity and ultimately to the clinical manifestation of autoimmune disease. This will be the basis for the development of sensitive and specific biomarkers. For subsequent clinical translation, especially in diagnostics, we have a long- standing cooperation with industry partners.
Details for each project are provided on the left.

- Projects
- 1st Generation
- 2nd Generation
- A: Defining Autoimmune Pre-Disease
- A10: Exploring the role of the circadian system in autoimmune blistering disease
- A11: T cell memory differentiation in early autoimmune disease
- A12: Genetic and molecular similarity of autoimmune diseases
- A13: B cells as drivers towards clinical systemic lupus erythematosus manifestation
- A14: Exploring novel genetic variants and the pathogenicity of autoantibodies in patients with pemphigus vulgaris and their first-degree relatives
- A15: Investigating the role of C5aR2 in B cell functions and autoimmune diseases
- A16: Investigating the role of GPR35 in autoimmune skin inflammation
- B: Targeting of Autoimmune Pre-Disease
- Associated projects
- Medical doctoral researcher projects
- Concluded projects
- A: Defining Autoimmune Pre-Disease
