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Using computer algorithms to look for heart attack and stroke risk factors in blood samples

University of Cambridge

Dr William Astle

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Could blocking a protein called EPAC1 prevent heart and circulatory disease?

What causes different types of left ventricular hypertrophy?

Understanding how Popeye protein chemical changes influence heart rate

Finding out if protein called Brn-3b controls aortic stiffness

How do our genes influence the aorta, the body’s main blood vessel?

A new method to spot complex narrowed arteries that need treatment

Understanding healthy heart development to help repair congenital heart defects

Understanding how blood vessel cells control blood clotting

Working out why fat accumulates in the liver

Working out how VEGFR1 regulates blood vessel growth

Understanding how calcium-sensing receptors influence blood pressure

Using computer algorithms to look for heart attack and stroke risk factors in blood samples

Research projects

Search

Filter by

View all of our research

Could blocking a protein called EPAC1 prevent heart and circulatory disease?

What causes different types of left ventricular hypertrophy?

Understanding how Popeye protein chemical changes influence heart rate

Finding out if protein called Brn-3b controls aortic stiffness

How do our genes influence the aorta, the body’s main blood vessel?

A new method to spot complex narrowed arteries that need treatment

Understanding healthy heart development to help repair congenital heart defects

Understanding how blood vessel cells control blood clotting

Working out why fat accumulates in the liver

Working out how VEGFR1 regulates blood vessel growth

Understanding how calcium-sensing receptors influence blood pressure

Using computer algorithms to look for heart attack and stroke risk factors in blood samples

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