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I am interested in immune cell biology, particularly how immune cells are capable of performing such wide ranging functions and how they adapt to different environmental cues such as glucose or hypoxia. During my masters degree, I investigated the presence of fibroblast subtypes and the role of PGE2 signalling in fibrosis. I completed my PhD in Iwan Evans’ lab at the University of Sheffield investigating the existence of macrophage subtypes in Drosophila. I am currently a postdoctoral researcher based in the William Harvey research institute, QMUL, where I am investigating the role of neutrophils and T-cells in ischaemia reperfusion injury. See more about the impact of my work here. I have a wide interests in immune cell biology, glycosylation and meta-research with a penchant for microscopy and big data.
I also take an active interest in science communication and open access and career development for ECRs.
Hif-1alpha stabilisation is protective against infection in a zebrafish model of comorbidity
| Selected by | Jonny Coates |
Polypyrimidine Tract Binding Proteins are essential for B cell development
| Selected by | Jonny Coates |
Hypoxia induces transcriptional and translational downregulation of the type I interferon (IFN) pathway in multiple cancer cell types
| Selected by | Jonny Coates |
Co-Stimulation–Induced AP-1 Activity is Required for Chromatin Opening During T Cell Activation
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The effect of bioRxiv preprints on citations and altmetrics
| Selected by | Jonny Coates, Maiko Kitaoka |
Pulmonary natural killer cells control neutrophil intravascular motility and response to acute inflammation
| Selected by | Jonny Coates |
Integrated Metabolomic and Transcriptomic Profiling Reveals Novel Activation-Induced Metabolic Networks in Human T cells
| Selected by | Jonny Coates |