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Breakthrough by Dr Martin Zeidler offers hope for blood cancer patients
A research breakthrough by CMIAD member Dr Martin Zeidler finds arthritis drug could treat blood cancer patients.
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This article is located in a different section of the University of Sheffield website.
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4th Annual CMIAD Retreat
The 4th annual CMIAD retreat was held at the Edge on Friday January 29. We welcomed over 90 attendees to a fun day of talks and posters.
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Cancer drug shows promise for treating Duchenne Muscular Dystrophy
CMIAD member and Principal Investigator, Professor Steve Winder, leads research into potential new drug treatment.
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7th European Meeting on Tetraspanin Proteins
Sheffield to host event September 2016.
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New research from CMIAD members into possible role of PLS1 gene in deafness
Latest publication from CMIAD members, Professor Walter Marcotti and Dr Stuart Johnson.
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Grant funding for CMIAD member
Congratulations to CMIAD PI, Bazbek Davletov on acquiring NC3Rs funding to develop tetanus-sensitive cell line for assaying tetanus toxin activity.
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Ultrasound accelerates skin healing – especially for diabetics and the elderly
BMS and CMIAD member, Mark Bass, has just published, in the Journal of Investigative Dermatology, a new strategy for accelerating skin healing by the application of low-lintensity pulsed ultrasound.
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YCR Poster Prize for Furley Lab Member
Congratulations to Furley lab member Dr Basudha Basu who won first prize in the 2015 Yorkshire Cancer Research poster competition.
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CMIAD member Jason King awarded a prestigious Royal Society Fellowship
BMS & CMIAD member, Dr Jason King was recently awarded a prestigious Royal Society Fellowship to investigate the maturation of macropinosomes.
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Success for Whitworth lab
Two members of the Whitworth laboratory, Victoria Hewitt and Emma Wilson, recently received awards.
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3rd Year PGR Symposium 2015
Awards for CMIAD postgraduates at the 3rd year PGR symposium, held 20 May.
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Rail tracks and Parkinson's disease
A new research project conducted by CMIAD members, Dr Kurt De Vos and Dr Alex Whitworth looks at the potential benefits of drugs that rescue axonal transport defects in Parkinson’s disease.
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New lead for potential Parkinson’s treatment
Key CMIAD researchers, Dr Kurt De Vos and Dr Alex Whitworth have found vital new evidence on how to target and reverse the effects caused by one of the most common genetic causes of Parkinson’s.
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PhD student 3rd year symposium winners 2014
Congratulations to Sarah Palmer (Ayscough and Winder labs) and Katie Baldwin (Whitworth lab) who both won prizes in this year's 3rd year symposium presentations.
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Viagra could help treat Duchenne muscular dystrophy
BMS and CMIAD member, Professor Steve Winder recently spoke to the BBC about the possibility of using viagra to treat muscular dystrophy.
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