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Current Collaborations

Lipid mediators


LONDON

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DeltaDot and Dr Cali Hyde in the Bioanalysis lab, at LBIC
Developing new assays for eicosanoid measurements


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Dr Ludo Pelligand





Developing new assays for eicosanoid measurements


Prof Jane Mitchell, Imperial College London

​Eicosanoids in vascular, respiratory and inflammatory health

Dr Sue Barker, School of Pharmacy, UCL.

Therapeutic delivery of lipids
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London

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Prof Derek Gilroy, UCL

Inflammatory resolution 


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Prof Tim Warner, QMUL





Eicosanoid regulation and thrombosis, and beloved local figure


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Prof Magdi Yaqoob, Barts and the London




​Epoxygenase function in Chronic Kidney Disease


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Dr Irilenia Nobeli, Birkbeck




​Molecular modelling of lipid metabolising CYP enzymes


Dr Jacques Behmoaras, Imperial College London

Epoxygenase function in obesity

International

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Prof Darryl Zeldin, NIEHS/ NIH, NC, USA





Epoxygenases in health and disease


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Prof Bruce Hammock, UC Davies, USA




Soluble epoxide hydrolase inhibitors as therapeutic tools for vascular, renal and inflammatory disorders


Dr Aili Lazaar, GSK, King of Prussia, USA.

​Soluble epoxide hydrolase inhibitors as therapeutic tools for inflammatory disorders.

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Prof Nicole Wagner. University of Nice

PPARb/d in angiogenesis

Prof Byeong Jang, Keimyung University, Republic of Korea.

 Marine products for cancer and metabolic diseases

Prof Michael Murray, University of Sydney, Australia.

​Epoxy-fatty acid analogues in health and disease



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