Publications
Explore peer-reviewed research from investigators across the Colton Consortium. Our growing collection of Colton-supported publications spans fundamental discovery through clinical translation in autoimmune science.
Scientific rigor across disciplines
These Colton-supported publications reflect the breadth of research across the Consortium—spanning immunology, genetics, computational biology, and translational science. They demonstrate how integrated research environments generate discoveries with clinical relevance.
- Peer-reviewed research advancing mechanistic understanding of autoimmune disease
- Investigations driven by shared research priorities across institutions
- Findings informing the development of diagnostics and therapeutic approaches
Explore the latest findings in autoimmunity
Organ injury in systemic autoimmunity is mediated by stem-like CD8+ T cells arising from tissue-draining lymph nodes
Spatial atlas of diabetic kidney disease reveals a B cell-rich subgroup
Transcription factor Etv3 controls the tolerogenic function of dendritic cells
Our research at your fingertips
Explore the growing library of peer-reviewed research produced by investigators affiliated with Colton Centers and Consortium-supported initiatives. Filter by institution, research approach, disease focus, or publication date to discover work advancing autoimmune science.
Built on integrated discovery
Behind every publication is our research strategy—four interconnected pillars that organize investigations, align expertise, and accelerate discoveries across institutions. These pillars represent our commitment to depth over diffusion: directing scientific energy where discoveries can compound rather than disperse. By organizing around shared focus areas and enabling continuous exchange across institutional boundaries, we create conditions where individual investigations generate insights that move the entire field forward.