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Physiological MechanismsThe Physiological Mechanisms Group builds upon shared research interests within the Department of Biological Science and is concerned with the translation of basic physiological principle to clinical application.

Research within the Group is conducted under five research themes that focus on common physiological mechanisms, problems and/or diseases.

Major programmes of research aim to elucidate mechanisms that:-

(1) Improve insulin secretion &/or action (Dr Paul Squires & Dr Matt Hodgkin)

(2) Research Lipid Signalling & Cell Biology (Dr Matt Hodgkin)

(3) Understand the regulation of bone & calcium homeostasis, and steroid hormone metabolism (Dr Rosemary Bland)

(4) Examine liver function under physiological & pathophysiological conditions (Dr Anne Green)

(5) Assess properties and physiological functions of ion channels, particularly within the nervous system and muscle (Professor Peter Stanfield).

Paul Squires is the Departmental Representative to the Physiological Scoiety.

Schedule of forthcoming group activities

   

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Group Members' Research

Dr Paul E Squires
(Group Convenor)
Diabetes Research
Dr Rosemary Bland
Steroid hormone metabolism
Prof Bruno G. Frenguelli
regulation of CNS function
Dr Anne K Green
Endocrine control of liver cell signalling in health and disease
Dr Claire Hills
Diabetic Nephropathy
Dr Matthew N Hodgkin
 
Prof Peter Stanfield
 

Group Members from other Departments:

Prof Victor Zammit
Medical School
 

 

Page contact: Keith Leppard Last revised: Sun 23 Sep 2007
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