The Mark Egly Foundation is deeply grateful for the dedicated researchers who have advanced our understanding of Alpha-1 Antitrypsin Deficiency. Your work has saved lives, brought hope to families, and illuminated the complex role of Alpha-1 Antitrypsin in human health.
Yet there is so much more to discover.
Mark Egly's groundbreaking research and patent filing have opened unprecedented avenues for scientific investigation. The extensive connections between Alpha-1 Antitrypsin Deficiency and numerous conditions—from autoimmune diseases to cancer—present researchers with compelling questions that could reshape medical practice for generations.
We believe the research opportunities ahead will keep the scientific community engaged for decades to come.
The Mark Egly Foundation is working tirelessly to:
We are particularly interested in supporting research that explores:
The Mark Egly Foundation is actively developing our research grant program. We are committed to providing meaningful funding opportunities that will accelerate breakthroughs in Alpha-1 research.
Grant Program Details:
While we finalize our formal grant program, we invite researchers to express interest in funding opportunities:
Submit Your Research Concept:
Research Partnerships
We welcome collaboration with academic institutions, medical centers, and research organizations pursuing Alpha-1 investigations aligned with our mission.
Data Sharing Initiatives
Access to patient data, genetic information, and clinical outcomes through partnerships with Alpha-1 communities and healthcare providers.
Clinical Trial Support
Assistance with patient recruitment, community engagement, and trial awareness for AATD-related clinical studies.
Contact the Mark Egly Foundation research team to:
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Research Network
Join our community of Alpha-1 researchers to share insights, collaborate on studies, and advance the field together.
Competitive research proposals will demonstrate:
Mark Egly's vision was a world where Alpha-1 Antitrypsin Deficiency is recognized early, understood completely, and treated effectively. Every research project brings us closer to that reality.
Whether you're an established researcher or an early-career investigator with innovative ideas, the Mark Egly Foundation wants to hear from you. Together, we can transform the landscape of Alpha-1 care and give hope to millions who may be living with undiagnosed AATD.
Contact Research Grants Department:
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"Research is not just about discovering what we don't know—it's about ensuring that knowledge saves lives."
— In honor of Mark Egly, whose curiosity changed everything