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Do chemical changes to DNA cause scarring in the heart during coronary heart disease?

Discovering more about ILC2: immune cells with heart-protective properties

Is PECAM a candidate gene for cardiomyopathy?

PKCα: a potential new target to prevent artery calcification

Tackling reperfusion injury - a side effect of heart attack treatment

The gender-specific roles of macrophages in pulmonary arterial hypertension

Deciphering the fine structure of atrial cells in healthy hearts, and in those with heart failure, for clues to atrial fibrillation

Deciphering the shape and structure of ADAMTS13 - for highly specific clotting control

Discovering more about our heartbeat – how calcium is controlled in the heart.

How and when should doctors involve children in decisions about their heart surgery?

Could the antioxidant melatonin provide lifelong heart protection for unborn babies?

Uncovering the targets and partners of enzyme ADAMTS7, a suspect in heart disease risk

Research projects

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Filter by

View all of our research

Do chemical changes to DNA cause scarring in the heart during coronary heart disease?

Discovering more about ILC2: immune cells with heart-protective properties

Is PECAM a candidate gene for cardiomyopathy?

PKCα: a potential new target to prevent artery calcification

Tackling reperfusion injury - a side effect of heart attack treatment

The gender-specific roles of macrophages in pulmonary arterial hypertension

Deciphering the fine structure of atrial cells in healthy hearts, and in those with heart failure, for clues to atrial fibrillation

Deciphering the shape and structure of ADAMTS13 - for highly specific clotting control

Discovering more about our heartbeat – how calcium is controlled in the heart.

How and when should doctors involve children in decisions about their heart surgery?

Could the antioxidant melatonin provide lifelong heart protection for unborn babies?

Uncovering the targets and partners of enzyme ADAMTS7, a suspect in heart disease risk

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