Moh Daha

Moh Daha is a Professor at the University of Groningen, specializing in immunology and nephrology. His work focuses on complement activation mechanisms in kidney diseases, sepsis, and transplantation. He has published extensively on topics like lectin pathway dynamics, IgA nephropathy, and dialysis-related immune responses.

• Key Research Areas: Complement System, Kidney Immunobiology, Proteinuric Kidney Diseases, Graft Survival, Peritoneal Dialysis

Recent studies (2023-2025) highlight his investigations into complement activation patterns in critical care (e.g., COVID-19 vs. bacterial sepsis), renal transplantation outcomes, and dialysis complications. His collaborations span institutions and disciplines, including partnerships with nephrology and transplantation experts globally.

Notable contributions include defining the role of C4d in graft loss, analyzing complement activation during dialysis, and advancing understanding of complement-targeted therapies in renal pathology. He actively contributes to open-access datasets on intravenous iron preparations' immunological effects (2016).