Research projects

Using gene-editing to understand two mutations that cause congenital heart disease

University of Sheffield

Dr Emily Noel

Why do heart muscles lose their ability to contract in cardiomyopathy?

King's College London

Dr Qiuping Zhang

Targeting mast cells to prevent deep vein thrombosis

University of Birmingham

Dr Alexander Brill

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Identifying the safest blood pressure drugs for use in pregnancy

Understanding how Ang2 switches from being helpful to harmful in blood vessels

Using MRI to predict atrial fibrillation and prevent future strokes

Can telling the body to clear inflammation prevent atherosclerosis?

Finding drugs that can correct abnormal fat metabolism

Developing biomarkers to personalise heart failure treatment

Understanding how abnormalities in the main blood vessels of the heart occur

Learning about silent genes that could help the heart repair itself

Determining the heart safety of a new cancer drug

Using gene-editing to understand two mutations that cause congenital heart disease

Why do heart muscles lose their ability to contract in cardiomyopathy?

Targeting mast cells to prevent deep vein thrombosis

Research projects

Search

Filter by

View all of our research

Identifying the safest blood pressure drugs for use in pregnancy

Understanding how Ang2 switches from being helpful to harmful in blood vessels

Using MRI to predict atrial fibrillation and prevent future strokes

Can telling the body to clear inflammation prevent atherosclerosis?

Finding drugs that can correct abnormal fat metabolism

Developing biomarkers to personalise heart failure treatment

Understanding how abnormalities in the main blood vessels of the heart occur

Learning about silent genes that could help the heart repair itself

Determining the heart safety of a new cancer drug

Using gene-editing to understand two mutations that cause congenital heart disease

Why do heart muscles lose their ability to contract in cardiomyopathy?

Targeting mast cells to prevent deep vein thrombosis

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