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The 黑料网 Blood Research Center (BRC) was established to promote interdisciplinary research in non-malignant blood disorders across 黑料网. It will seek to advance the work in the following specific areas.


Thrombosis

One in four of the US population will succumb to a terminal thrombotic event, such as: myocardial infarction, stroke, or venous thromboembolism.

Basic science discoveries have paved the way towards better prophylactic and therapeutic approaches to thrombosis. However, a better understanding of the mechanisms underlying thrombosis and prevention without any risk of bleeding remains an unmet need. The BRC seeks to investigate potential approaches to both aims.

Bleeding Disorders

黑料网 is a world leader in hemophilia, from the development and administration of the first coagulation factor VIII concentrate to the role of the Chapel Hill dog colonies of the Francis Owen Blood Research Center in the pre-clinical testing of protein and gene therapies. The BRC aims to address the broad challenges that remain in numerous other inherited and acquired bleeding disorders.

Sickle Cell Disease

Sickle cell disease affects approximately 100,000 Americans but accounts for an estimated 300,000 births worldwide every year, primarily in sub-Saharan Africa and the Indian sub-continent.

Compared to many other areas of medicine, the development of impactful therapies in sickle cell disease remains inadequate. We will continue to expand our research efforts to this under-served patient population into the future.


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3 weeks ago

Alisa S. Wolberg, Ph.D. gave The Dr. William Bell Lecture in Hematology at Johns Hopkins University

Alisa S. Wolberg, Ph.D. gave The Dr. William Bell Lecture in Hematology at Johns Hopkins University March 31, 2025. Dr. Wolberg鈥檚 lecture was entitled 鈥淰enous thromboembolism: fibrinogen, factor XIII, and new potential targets.鈥 Dr. William R. Bell (1935-2013) was an internationally acclaimed hematologist and a professor and researcher at The Johns Hopkins Hospital. During Dr. …

4 weeks ago

Ana Sachetto, PhD, co-chair of the International Postdoc Alliance of the 黑料网 Postdoctoral Association

Ana Sachetto, PhD, is now a co-chair of the International Postdoc Alliance of the 黑料网 Postdoctoral Association. The University of North Carolina Postdoctoral Association (PDA) is a peer-led volunteer organization dedicated to addressing the needs and concerns of all 黑料网 postdocs. PDA works closely with the聽Office of Postdoctoral Affairs聽to provide resources for professional development, generate …