Research projects

How is Bam32 regulated in platelets and does it contribute to platelet function and thrombosis?

University of Bristol

Professor Ingeborg Hers

Does sodium valproate reduce the risk of stroke?

University of Cambridge

Professor Hugh Markus

Are chemical modifications of DNA involved in atherosclerosis?

University of Bristol

Professor Andrew Newby

Studying flecainide to develop safer drugs for arrhythmia

University of Leeds

Professor Derek S Steele

Prevention of acute kidney injury after cardiac surgery

University of Leicester

Professor Gavin Murphy

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Nitric oxide signalling effects in healthy and diseased heart

Growing blood vessels to mend the damage caused by a heart attack

Visualising the fine structure of heart muscle in 3D using electron tomography

How calcium sensing receptors relax blood vessels

Interactions with VEGF – a potential protein for mending broken hearts

Tricking immune cells to repair fatty deposits

The link between immune cells and high blood pressure

How is Bam32 regulated in platelets and does it contribute to platelet function and thrombosis?

Does sodium valproate reduce the risk of stroke?

Are chemical modifications of DNA involved in atherosclerosis?

Studying flecainide to develop safer drugs for arrhythmia

Prevention of acute kidney injury after cardiac surgery

Research projects

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Filter by

View all of our research

Nitric oxide signalling effects in healthy and diseased heart

Growing blood vessels to mend the damage caused by a heart attack

Visualising the fine structure of heart muscle in 3D using electron tomography

How calcium sensing receptors relax blood vessels

Interactions with VEGF – a potential protein for mending broken hearts

Tricking immune cells to repair fatty deposits

The link between immune cells and high blood pressure

How is Bam32 regulated in platelets and does it contribute to platelet function and thrombosis?

Does sodium valproate reduce the risk of stroke?

Are chemical modifications of DNA involved in atherosclerosis?

Studying flecainide to develop safer drugs for arrhythmia

Prevention of acute kidney injury after cardiac surgery

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