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Research from Sarah De Val’s group sheds light on the regulatory pathways that promote new blood vessel growth after a heart attack.

Ratcliffe group | Hypoxia biology in cancer

Boccellato group | Infection, immunity and tumourigenesis

Rittscher group | Quantitative biological imaging

Light Microscopy Facility

Histology Facility

White group | Developmental programmes in cancer

Mehdipour group | Cancer epigenetics and epitranscriptomics

Tomkova group | Cancer Mutagenesis and Epigenomics

Psaila group | The tumour microenvironment in blood cancers

Barnes group | Applied immunology and liver disease

Song group | Chemical epigenetics

Kriaucionis group | Epigenetic mechanisms

Van den Eynde group | Tumour immunology

Constantinescu group | Signalling, chromatin, haematopoiesis and cancer

Goding group | Cell fate switching

Lu group | Tumour suppression

Byrne group | Mathematical oncology

Shi group | Chromatin, RNA modifications and cancer

De Val group | Regulation of vascular growth

Schuster-Böckler group | Computational genomics

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