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How does the nano-location of molecules in cells impact the heartbeat in heart failure?

Imperial College London

Professor Julia Gorelik

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How does the nano-location of molecules in cells impact the heartbeat in heart failure?

Understanding the molecular changes that could lead to aortic aneurysm

Developing a potential gene therapy to prevent heart failure after heart attack

Targeting a clot protein to prevent heart attacks

Using high tech imaging to reveal the impact of scarring on the heart’s rhythm

Deciphering a surprising discovery in type 2 diabetes

Developing a new technology to ‘see’ the cells of our heart

Understanding how calcium channels keep the heartbeat in sync

Developing a new technique to image blood clots in heart arteries

Does your weight affect your risk of heart surgery complications?

Investigating how streptococcus bacteria trigger endocarditis

Studying the steps and signals required for the growth of new blood vessels

Research projects

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View all of our research

How does the nano-location of molecules in cells impact the heartbeat in heart failure?

Understanding the molecular changes that could lead to aortic aneurysm

Developing a potential gene therapy to prevent heart failure after heart attack

Targeting a clot protein to prevent heart attacks

Using high tech imaging to reveal the impact of scarring on the heart’s rhythm

Deciphering a surprising discovery in type 2 diabetes

Developing a new technology to ‘see’ the cells of our heart

Understanding how calcium channels keep the heartbeat in sync

Developing a new technique to image blood clots in heart arteries

Does your weight affect your risk of heart surgery complications?

Investigating how streptococcus bacteria trigger endocarditis

Studying the steps and signals required for the growth of new blood vessels

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