The goal and mission of the Center for Pediatric Immunology is to advance the care of children with immune system disorders. The center is focused on providing scientific infrastructure for the investigation and therapy of pediatric inborn errors of immunity, with a focus on discovery of molecular (genetic) mechanisms of disease.
Fostering a culture of learning
Through sponsored events and generous funding opportunities, the center strives to connect clinicians, scientists and trainees to enable the insights needed to address the challenges of today and tomorrow.
Diagnosing pediatric immune disease
Drawing on state-of-the-art technologies, robust infrastructure and targeted functional studies to elucidate genetic diagnosis that will lead to new therapies for children with immune system disorders.
Diagnosing pediatric immune disease
Drawing on state-of-the-art technologies, robust infrastructure and targeted functional studies to elucidate genetic diagnosis that will lead to new therapies for children with immune system disorders.
With generous support…
The Washington University Center for Pediatric Immunology is proudly funded by St. Louis Children’s Hospital Foundation.
With your support, you are ensuring that families have access to the world-class care they need through groundbreaking research and specialized programs.
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INFILTR8: Rare Disease Attacks a Child’s Immune System (Links to an external site)
