Create a legacy of impact through HIV research and Tissue Donation
UC San Diego is looking for altruistic people with HIV, who have been diagnosed with a life-shortening disease and reside in San Diego County. The Last Gift tissue donation research study aims to understand the behavior of HIV in the human body – giving scientists the rare opportunity to learn where the virus hides in an individual and inspire medical advancements for generations to come.
Last Gift is made possible by a collaboration of investigators from the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases, UCSD HIV Neurobehavioral Research Program, UCSD AntiViral Research Center, and UCSD California NeuroAIDS Tissue Network.
If data or tissue from the Last Gift Study results in publication, please acknowledge Last Gift with the following:
Everyone should always acknowledge:
AI036214 (CFAR P30)
UL1TR001442 (ACTRI)
AI169609 (P01 Smith HOME)
The James B. Pendleton Charitable Trust
For trainees, please acknowledge:
AI007384 (HOPE T32 Training)
Other Last Gift related grants to acknowledge as appropriate:
DK131532 (R01 Smith Gut)
DA059551 (R01 Ott Opioid)
AI164570 (BEAT Delaney Collaboratory)
DA051915 (DP2 Gianella Avenir)
AI164559 (HOPE Delaney Collaboratory)
DK131497 (R01 Blasi Renal)
H24BD7868 (LaMere CHRP)
NS137852 (R01 LaMere Brain Epigenetics)
H24BD7837 (Mattia CHRP)
U24MH100928 (California NeuroAIDS Tissue Network)
MH136852 (R01 Jiang Latency)
AI186609 (R01 Jiang Histone)
DA055491 (R01 Chaillon Myeloid Cells)
MH062512 (Moore HNRC P30)
CA023100 (Lippman Cancer)
AI181705 (R56 Connick/Gianella)