As part of our cell signalling and trafficking research, staff explore the following areas:
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Exploitation of differentiation and apoptosis patways in the development of therapies for haematological malignancies (Dr Chris Bunce)
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The role of phosphoinositides in cell regulation (Dr Steve Dove)
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Targets and mechanisms involved in the self-incompatibility response in Papaver rhoeas pollen (Professor Noni Franklin-Tong)
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Growth factors, receptors and human disease (Professor John Heath)
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Modulation of PDGF receptor signalling (Dr Carina Hellberg)
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Rho GTPases, cell adhesion, epithelial cells (Dr Neil Hotchin)
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Calcium: signalling, homeostasis, ATPase; IP3 and ryanodine receptors (Dr Frank Michelangeli)
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Signal transduction and regulation of activity in human sperm. Human fertility (Dr Steve Publicover)
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The role of vesicle trafficking during cell motility (Dr Joshua Rappoport)
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Structure/function studies on mammalian and plant dehydrogenases (Dr Jon Ride)
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Soller Post-transcriptionally controlled gene networks in neuronal development and function (Dr Matthias Soller)
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Regulation of platelet and endothelial cell surface receptors by tetraspanin microdomains (Dr Michael Tomlinson)
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The structure and function G-protein-coupled receptors with peptide ligands (Professor Mark Wheatley)