New protein discovered in aging and cancer
Medical Xpress - 07-Mar-2017Study describes a new way that senescent cells communicate via the expression of integrin membran...
Previously the Live Forever Club – now more focused on campaigning for radical life extension in the UK
Group Leader at Queen Mary University of London.
My main scientific interest relies on understanding how the cellular phenotype, senescence, is regulated. My interest in senescence started during my postdoc position at the MRC in London in the team of Jesus Gil, after a short postdoc at the Spanish National Cancer Centre (CNIO) with Angel Nebreda. I later briefly joined Gordon Peters lab at the London Research Institute before staring my own lab in October 2013 at Queen Mary University of London.
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