Research projects

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Studying the development of pre-eclampsia and future risk of heart disease

Studying the release of von Willebrand factor as a target for future medicines

The role of a molecule in endothelial cells and diabetes

Why are failing hearts more susceptible to atrial fibrillation?

Using cord blood cells to define how NOX4 affects the growth of new blood vessels

How do omega-3 polyunsaturated fatty acids help to regulate blood pressure?

How do proteins FPR2 and ALX mediate blood clotting?

Preventing heart cell suicide to limit the damage of a heart attack

Searching for a heart failure drug that targets how the heart muscle contracts

Do Purkinje fibres have a role in stretch-induced heart rhythm problems?

Spotting the warning signs of a future heart attack in people with undiagnosed chest pain

Clarifying the link between high blood pressure, its medicines, and type 2 diabetes

Research projects

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View all of our research

Studying the development of pre-eclampsia and future risk of heart disease

Studying the release of von Willebrand factor as a target for future medicines

The role of a molecule in endothelial cells and diabetes

Why are failing hearts more susceptible to atrial fibrillation?

Using cord blood cells to define how NOX4 affects the growth of new blood vessels

How do omega-3 polyunsaturated fatty acids help to regulate blood pressure?

How do proteins FPR2 and ALX mediate blood clotting?

Preventing heart cell suicide to limit the damage of a heart attack

Searching for a heart failure drug that targets how the heart muscle contracts

Do Purkinje fibres have a role in stretch-induced heart rhythm problems?

Spotting the warning signs of a future heart attack in people with undiagnosed chest pain

Clarifying the link between high blood pressure, its medicines, and type 2 diabetes

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