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Regenerative Medicine Research Programmes

The Regenerative Medicine Institute (REMEDI) was established in 2004, receiving 19 million euros in funding from the Science Foundation Ireland CSET programme. The Institute now has 70 researchers, and focuses on gene therapy and stem cell research. Core activities include immunology, genomics and proteomics, preclinical models of cardiovascular arthritic diseases, a toxicology core, GMP cell and vector facility and an ethics and outreach programme. A major focus of REMEDI is to apply gene and stem cell research to cardiovascular disease and arthritis in collaboration with investigators in Ireland and overseas.For more information, go to the REMEDI website.

1. Cardiovascular Disease

Investigators:

Professor Tim O' Brien
Mr. Sherif Sultan, Vascular Surgery
Dr. Jim Crowley, Cardiology
Dr. Pat Nash, Cardiology
Prof. Kieran Daly, Cardiology
Dr. Gerry O' Sullivan, Interventional Radiology

2. Rheumatologic Disease

Investigators:

Professor Dennis McGonagle
Mr. Bill Curtin, Orthopaedic Surgery
Dr. Robert Coughlan, Rheumatology
Professor Peter McCarthy, Radiology

External Collaborators:

Dr. Elena Jones, University of Leeds

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