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JOURNAL OF RHEUMATOLOGY AND CONNECTIVE TISSUE DISEASES

Francesco Del Galdo

Biography:

Dr Del Galdo graduated as MD in Italy in 1999. He completed his training in Immunology in Italy in 2003, focusing on autoimmune and connective tissue diseases. He spent 5 years in the Scleroderma Center of Thomas Jefferson University, in Philadelphia, the USA where he completed his Ph.D. studies and post-doctoral Fellowship focused on early events in the pathogenesis of Scleroderma; He then served as associate director of the center for 2 years. During these years, Dr. Del Galdo has discovered and characterized the role of Allograft Inflammatory Factor -1 in the pathogenesis of Systemic Sclerosis and identified a novel mouse model of tissue fibrosis in the caveolin-1 knock mouse. He is a member of the UK SSc group.

Research Interests:

His research interest, focuses on identification of the early events in the pathogenesis of Scleroderma and the link between vascular and fibrotic manifestations of the disease.

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