Metabolism and Endocrinology

Defects in metabolic and endocrine control underlie many of the most common human diseases, such as diabetes, cardiovascular disease, cancer and neurodegenerative disorders. Metabolic research is a major theme within DPAG, which cuts across the principal research themes. There are interests in a diverse range of metabolic and endocrinological areas, including hypoxia, substrate and energy metabolism, and metabolic control in heart, brain and skeletal muscle, oxygen sensing, and human respiratory and vascular control, neuronal proton sensing, proton generation and regulation in the heart and in tumours, steroid signalling, Ca2+ signalling, control of insulin secretion and insulin signalling.

FolderJohn Morris
Research in the Morris Lab
PageKeith Buckler
Research in the Buckler lab
PageKieran Clarke
Research in the Clarke lab
FolderHelen Christian
Research at the Christian lab
PageKeith Dorrington
Research in the Dorrington lab
PageAnant Parekh
Research in the Parekh lab
PagePeter Robbins
Research in the Robbins lab
PageDamian Tyler
Research in the Tyler lab
PageRichard Vaughan-Jones
Research in the Vaughan-Jones lab
PageClive Wilson
Research in the Wilson lab
PagePawel Swietach
Research in the Swietach lab