Research projects

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Understanding how hearts grow new blood vessels, to help heal after heart attack

How does cAMP exert anti-inflammatory effects in blood vessels?

How does zinc deficiency cause bleeding?

How do ADAMTS contribute to damaging changes to the extracellular matrix in heart disease?

Using PET scans to better understand heart scarring

Could MKK7 be a new treatment target to reduce heart damage after a heart attack?

Using a cold skin probe to measure blood vessel health

Linking the mother's immune system to heart function during pre-eclampsia

Studying deep vein thrombosis in bioengineered human veins

Understanding the roles of the regulatory enzymes DDAH in the brain’s circulation

Stopping the heart from changing shape and size after damage

How to keep platelets under control and prevent inappropriate activation in disease

Research projects

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View all of our research

Understanding how hearts grow new blood vessels, to help heal after heart attack

How does cAMP exert anti-inflammatory effects in blood vessels?

How does zinc deficiency cause bleeding?

How do ADAMTS contribute to damaging changes to the extracellular matrix in heart disease?

Using PET scans to better understand heart scarring

Could MKK7 be a new treatment target to reduce heart damage after a heart attack?

Using a cold skin probe to measure blood vessel health

Linking the mother's immune system to heart function during pre-eclampsia

Studying deep vein thrombosis in bioengineered human veins

Understanding the roles of the regulatory enzymes DDAH in the brain’s circulation

Stopping the heart from changing shape and size after damage

How to keep platelets under control and prevent inappropriate activation in disease

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