معرفی
Ludvig Magne Sollid is a Professor in the Department of Immunology at the University of Oslo, affiliated with the Faculty of Medicine. His research focuses on immunological mechanisms underlying celiac disease, gluten-related autoimmunity, and T-cell biology. He leads the Functional Immunogenetics group and the K.G. Jebsen Coeliac Disease Research Centre, contributing to advancements in understanding disease pathogenesis and diagnostic methods.
- Research Areas: Celiac disease immunology, transglutaminase activity, autoimmune mechanisms, gluten peptide interactions, and mucosal immune responses.
- Key Collaborations: Extensive international collaborations in immunology, gastroenterology, and clinical research.
Research Interests
Dr. Sollid's work centers on unraveling the interplay between genetics, environmental triggers (e.g., gluten), and immune responses in celiac disease. His lab investigates B-cell and T-cell activation pathways, autoantibody formation, and proteomic biomarkers for disease diagnosis and monitoring. Recent studies highlight novel mouse models, organoid systems, and clinical trials evaluating gluten challenge effects.
Publications
His articles emphasize celiac disease mechanisms, immunopathology, and diagnostic tools. Notable themes include B-cell receptor functions, transglutaminase 2 roles, and gluten peptide-specific T-cell responses. Collaborative work spans epidemiology, proteomics, and clinical trials.
Awards and Grants
No specific awards listed, but his research is supported by major grants from the K.G. Jebsen Foundation and international funding bodies.
Labs/Teams
He directs the Functional Immunogenetics group and the Jebsen Coeliac Disease Research Centre, fostering interdisciplinary projects in immunology and clinical research.
