Research projects

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Research projects

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The effect of ‘BRaf inhibitor’ cancer drugs on the heart

Examining the PRCP enzyme as a potential new target for heart failure treatments

Creating the first detailed 3D maps of the heart’s electrical conduction system

Searching for ways to treat abnormal heart rhythms

Working out how platelets cause harmful blood clots

A new way of assessing heart health in patients with pulmonary arterial hypertension

Revealing why heart attacks can trigger abnormal heart rhythms or heart failure

A new high-tech heart scan can improve treatments for people with heart diseases

When, where and what changes occur in cells in the heart during heart failure?

Why and how do vascular ‘risk genes’ actually increase heart disease risk?

Revealing the genetic faults responsible for the most common aortic valve defect

Deciphering the roles of BMP9 and BMP10 in heart and lung health and disease

Research projects

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View all of our research

The effect of ‘BRaf inhibitor’ cancer drugs on the heart

Examining the PRCP enzyme as a potential new target for heart failure treatments

Creating the first detailed 3D maps of the heart’s electrical conduction system

Searching for ways to treat abnormal heart rhythms

Working out how platelets cause harmful blood clots

A new way of assessing heart health in patients with pulmonary arterial hypertension

Revealing why heart attacks can trigger abnormal heart rhythms or heart failure

A new high-tech heart scan can improve treatments for people with heart diseases

When, where and what changes occur in cells in the heart during heart failure?

Why and how do vascular ‘risk genes’ actually increase heart disease risk?

Revealing the genetic faults responsible for the most common aortic valve defect

Deciphering the roles of BMP9 and BMP10 in heart and lung health and disease

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