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The Cybec Foundation

Baker Heart Research Institute: PhD Scholarships

 

 

 

There is a history of heart disease in the Riordan family, so it is appropriate that the Foundation is supporting PhD students working on projects related to heart disease at the Baker Heart Research Institute.

 

 

2004-7

Honor Rose: The effect of HIV infection and treatment on atherosclerotic development. Currently with Nucleus Network.

 

 

2005-7

William Tu: The role of CDA1 in cancer & diabetes.

Honor Rose & William Tu

Baker Heart Research Institute 12.04.2005

 

2006-

Richard Bayles: Examination of the noradrenaline transmitter in major depressive disorder: delineating mechanisms of cardiac risk.

 

 

2008-

Flora Socratous: Sympathetic activation in chronic renal disease: role of the novel soluble monoamine oxidase "renalase". Renalase is a protein that is secreted into the blood by the kidneys. It circulates as an inactive plasma amine oxidase known as prorenalase and is activated by excess catecholamines to renalase. Renalase metabolises excess circulating catecholamines. In vivo,renalase lowers blood pressure by decreasing cardiac contractility and heart rate. Chronic kidney disease patients have increased levels of catecholamines and are deficient in renalase.

Richard Bayles

Baker Heart Research Institute 2.11.2006

Flora Socratous

Baker Heart Research Institute 2.12.2008

 

2009-

Liang-han Ling: A better understanding of heart failure mechanisms.

 

 

2008-

Ahrathy Selathurai: Factors in the development of Atherosclerosis.

Liang-han Ling

Baker Heart Research Institute 2008

Ahrathy Selathurai

Baker Heart Research Institute 2008

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