Studying CSF to further reveal pathogenesis mechanisms in ME/CFS
The goal of this research is to reveal more information about the role of immunology and neuroinflammation in ME/CFS, and the underlying mechanisms of related pathogenesis that takes place.
Multi-Omic Approaches to Solve Post-Acute COVID-19 (MOSAIC)
The purpose of this study is to facilitate early detection of ME/CFS in people with Long COVID and better understand disease progression.
OMF Australia Team
OMF Australia, led by Rebecca Morse, is driving research excellence in post-infection diseases through global collaboration.
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General Practitioner Recruitment
General Practitioner Recruitment ME/CFS andLong COVID Myalgic Encephalomyeltis / Chronic Fatigue Syndrome (ME/CFS) is a multisystem, chronic and complex disease (msCCD) that, pre-COVID, affected around 230,000 Australians[1]. In 2020, the direct medical cost was estimated at $5.295b, or $23,022 per case per year, and the aggregate community cost at $14.5b per year[2]. Recent studies indicate […]
BOSS-ME: Biological Outlier and
Subtyping Software for ME/CFS
This project will develop a software tool to rapidly look for metabolism anomalies in an individual which might be explained by their genes. It will also look for potentially damaging genes in individuals and it will attempt to group ME/CFS patients based on their genetic and metabolic profiles.
Itaconate Trap Study
This project aims to look at metabolic traps in central carbon metabolism that lead to observed altered energy production pathways in ME/CFS.
Metabolic Differentiation of ME/CFS Comorbidities IBS and Fibromyalgia
This study will investigate the metabolite signatures of ME/CFS patient stool, urine and blood samples and the impact that co-morbidities (IBS and Fibromyalgia) have on these signatures.
Single Day Longitudinal Study
This study seeks to understand the biological mechanisms driving the symptomatology of Myalgic Encephalomyelitis/Chronic Fatigue Syndrome (ME/CFS) using metabolomic and lipidomic high-throughput analysis and high-frequency blood sampling over a 6.5 to 7.5 hour period conducted at two separate sites (Melbourne and Uppsala).
