The research into ME - sometimes called chronic fatigue syndrome - aims to find out more about the disease and how it can be treated. Initial findings suggest the impact is greater on women.
Combining these findings with the genetic data they are collecting, the researchers hope to gain insights into why different groups of people are affected by ME, in what ways, and what its potential triggers could be.
There is good evidence from other diseases that less research and fewer drugs are devoted to those affecting women.
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