Cell Signalling

Researching cell signaling pathways and their importance in conveying information among cells to assist in understanding the development of a variety of human diseases.

Groups / Projects Research Lead Dept / Centre
Analysing genetic roles of RNA-binding proteins and alternative splicing in Drosophila stem cells Project Leader Professor Gary Hime Anatomy and Physiology
Bedoui laboratory: Innate and adaptive interactions in immunity to infection Head of Laboratory Professor Sammy Bedoui
Microbiology and Immunology
Building a urogenital nervous system connectome Project Leaders Professor Janet Keast / Dr Peregrine Osborne Anatomy and Physiology
Cellular trafficking and male fertility Project Leader Professor Gary Hime Anatomy and Physiology
Defining new roles for the Hippo signalling pathway in skeletal muscle Research Project Leader Associate Professor Paul Gregorevic
Anatomy and Physiology
Delbridge laboratory: Cardiac phenomics Head of Laboratory Professor Lea Delbridge
Anatomy and Physiology
Developing a novel class of therapeutics for muscle wasting and frailty Research Project Leader Dr Benjamin Parker
Anatomy and Physiology
Developing innovative animal and cell culture models to study and treat muscular dystrophies Research Project Leader Associate Professor Paul Gregorevic
Anatomy and Physiology
Diabetic cardiomyopathy – an epidemic disease Research Project Leader Professor Lea Delbridge
Anatomy and Physiology
Discovering and characterizing new genes involved in innate immunity, tissue injury and fibrosis Project Leader Professor Christine Wells Anatomy and Physiology
Towards understanding new therapies for obesity and diabetes: discovering new regulators of lipid metabolism Research Project Leader Professor Matthew Watt
Anatomy and Physiology
Exercise-induced liver-muscle cross-talk and mitochondrial adaptations Research Project Leader Dr Magdalene Montgomery
Anatomy and Physiology
Exploring new roles for the TGFβ signalling network as a key regulator of skeletal muscle in health and disease Research Project Leader Associate Professor Paul Gregorevic
Anatomy and Physiology
Functional neuroanatomy of genitourinary vasculature Project Leaders Professor Janet Keast / Dr Peregrine Osborne Anatomy and Physiology
Genetics of blood brain barrier formation Project Leader Professor Ben Hogan Anatomy and Physiology
Gregorevic laboratory: Muscle Research and Therapeutics Head of Laboratory Professor Paul Gregorevic
Anatomy and Physiology
Gunnersen laboratory: Neuron development and plasticity Head of Laboratory Associate Professor Jenny Gunnersen
Anatomy and Physiology
Hogan laboratory: Vascular Cell and Developmental Biology Head of Laboratory Professor Ben Hogan
Anatomy and Physiology
Kristin Brown laboratory Head of Laboratory Dr Kristin Brown
Biochemistry and Pharmacology
Learning from skeletal muscles to develop new treatments for cancer Research Project Leader Associate Professor Paul Gregorevic
Anatomy and Physiology
Live imaging of cellular signalling in vascular development and disease models Project Leader Professor Ben Hogan Anatomy and Physiology
Liz Hinde laboratory Head of Research Group Dr Elizabeth Hinde
Biochemistry and Pharmacology
Mantamadiotis laboratory: Brain Cancer Molecular Biology Dr Theo Mantamadiotis
Microbiology and Immunology
Mechanisms of diastolic heart failure Research Project Leader Professor Lea Delbridge
Anatomy and Physiology
Michael Parker laboratory Head of Laboratory and Director, Bio21 Institute Professor Michael Parker
Biochemistry and Pharmacology
Molecular mechanisms controlling lymphangiogenesis Project Leader Professor Ben Hogan Anatomy and Physiology
Montgomery laboratory: Metabolic Tissue Cross-Talk Head of Laboratory Dr Magdalene Montgomery
Anatomy and Physiology
Murray laboratory: Myelin biology Head of Laboratory Associate Professor Simon Murray
Anatomy and Physiology
Novel regulators of germline stem cells Project Leader Professor Gary HIme Anatomy and Physiology
Parker laboratory: Metabolic Proteomics & Signal Transduction Head of Laboratory Dr Benjamin Parker
Anatomy and Physiology
Paul Gleeson laboratory Head of Laboratory Professor Paul Gleeson
Biochemistry and Pharmacology
Peter Crack laboratory Head of Laboratory Associate Professor Peter Crack
Biochemistry and Pharmacology
Sex, adiposity and cardiac vulnerability Research Project Leader Professor Lea Delbridge
Anatomy and Physiology
Skeletal muscle signal transduction related to exercise, metabolic disease and human health Research Project Leader Dr Benjamin Parker
Anatomy and Physiology
Smith laboratory: Cardiac Genetics Head of Laboratory Associate Professor Kelly Smith
Anatomy and Physiology
Systems genetics of muscle metabolism Research Project Leader Dr Benjamin Parker
Anatomy and Physiology
The Bonn and Melbourne Research and Graduate School Melbourne Coordinator Dr Marie Greyer
The heart as a central player in tissue cross-talk Research Project Leader Dr Magdalene Montgomery
Anatomy and Physiology
The role of protein modifications on muscle development Research Project Leader Dr Benjamin Parker
Anatomy and Physiology
Tissue communication in non-alcoholic fatty liver disease (NALFD) and liver fibrosis Research Project Leader Dr Magdalene Montgomery
Anatomy and Physiology
Transcriptional regulation of intestinal organoid differentiation Project Leader Professor Gary Hime Anatomy and Physiology
Uncovering the interplay between innate immunity and the blood brain barrier in disorders of the CNS Project Leader Professor Christine Wells Anatomy and Physiology
Understanding metabolic cross-talk in health and disease - Focus on type 2 diabetes and fatty liver Research Project Leader Dr Magdalene Montgomery
Anatomy and Physiology
Understanding the interaction between microbiota and T cell immunity Project Leader Professor Sammy Bedoui Microbiology and Immunology
Unravelling the mysteries of E3 ubiquitin ligase in regulating skeletal muscle size and function Research Project Leader Associate Professor Paul Gregorevic
Anatomy and Physiology
Watt laboratory: Metabolism and Diabetes Head of Laboratory Professor Matthew Watt
Anatomy and Physiology

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