John N. Griffin
Lecturer (Assistant Professor) in Biomedicine
I joined the School of Biological Sciences at UEA in August 2019. I previously held Senior Associate and Postdoctoral research positions at the Duke Center for Human Disease Modeling, the Yale School of Medicine, and King’s College London, where I developed in vivo and in vitro models of inherited diseases. My research focuses on using state of the art technologies in Xenopus and cell culture model systems to advance our understanding of the molecular mechanisms underlying development and disease, with a particular focus on Wnt signalling mechanisms in craniofacial and cardiac formation.
Please find my full C.V. here
Dr. Irina Fesenko Postdoctoral Research Associate Research interests: - Role of evolutionary conserved cell signalling pathways, cellular microenvironment and cell–cell interactions in embryonic development, tissue maintenance, regeneration and disease. - Regulation of cell adhesion and polarity. - Epithelial morphogenesis.
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We are always eager to talk about opportunities for graduate students or postdoctoral researchers to join us. Please feel free to contact us at John.griffin@uea.ac.uk
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