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- Auditory and Vestibular Translational Neuroscience Cluster
- Circulatory Control Laboratory
- Molecular Neuro-endocrinology Laboratory
- Basal Ganglia Neurophysiology Laboratory
- Molecular Vision Research Cluster
- Muscle energetics
- Synaptic Function Research Group
- Muscle cell function lab
- Brain development and repair group
- Cellular and Molecular Cardiology
- Fetal physiology and neuroscience group
- Cardiac Nanobiology Group
- Human Physiology Laboratory
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Understanding the mechanisms of cardiac dysfunction in disease states is a key priority for developing targeted interventions for therapeutic applications. Heart failure, cardiac hypertrophy and diabetes are major contributors to mortality and morbidity. By linking disturbances in cell death processes, intracellular structural organisation and molecular adaptations with functional disturbances in these disease settings, key targets for intervention can be identified. These investigations are undertaken at the whole body, whole organ and single cell level.
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Physiology
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Our Research
- Translational Cardio-Respiratory Research Laboratory
- Auditory and Vestibular Translational Neuroscience Cluster
- Circulatory Control Laboratory
- Molecular Neuro-endocrinology Laboratory
- Basal Ganglia Neurophysiology Laboratory
- Molecular Vision Research Cluster
- Muscle energetics
- Synaptic Function Research Group
- Muscle cell function lab
- Brain development and repair group
- Cellular and Molecular Cardiology
- Fetal physiology and neuroscience group
- Cardiac Nanobiology Group
- Human Physiology Laboratory
- Cardio-Vascular Autonomic Research Cluster
- Studying Physiology
- Staff search
- Contact us
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Our Research