Protein Biochemistry Group
The Protein Biochemistry Group carries out research, formerly
under the direction of
Prof. Mike Dunn, into alterations
in protein expression in heart disease and in response to cardiac transplantation.
The group has published several
papers in this field.
The group was responsible for the establishment and maintenance
of the HSC-2DPAGE 2-DE Protein Databases.
The group also maintains a list of other
useful sites on the WWW.
Staff (in Nov 2000):
Memories of visitors to the laboratory
Major projects include:
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Alterations in protein expression in heart disease
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Alterations in calcium handling in the development and regression of cardiac
hypertrophy
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Anti-heart antibodies in cardiac transplantation and heart disease Anti-endothelial
antibodies and transplant associated coronary artery disease
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Histological and biochemical characterisation of skeletal muscle used for
cardiac assistance
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Studies of gene expression in the diseased and transplanted heart
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Association of polymorphisms in genes encoding the proteins of the renin-angiotensin
system with cardiovascular disease
Last modified 23 Oct 2003.
Comments emailed to andrew.dowsey@imperial.ac.uk welcomed.