Andrew Benest
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Associate Professor in Cancer Sciences
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Andrew Benest is an Associate Professor in Cancer Sciences at the University of Nottingham, UK. His research focuses on cancer cell biology, tumor angiogenesis, and innovative diagnostic methods for COVID-19. Recent publications highlight his work on single-cell transcriptomics in kidney disease, transepithelial electrical resistance in intestinal cells, and the immune-cancer cell relationship in tumor environments.
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Transcriptional Control of Lymphangiogenesis by Zeb1
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Control of endothelial quiescence as a regulator of angiogenesis
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ZEB1 and platelet activation
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MFAP in Fibrosis
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Collaborators (12)
Claire Seedhouse
Associate Professor
University of Nottingham
David Long
Professor in Paediatric Nephrology and Wellcome Trust Investigator in Science
University College London Institute of Child Health
Bang Bui
Associate Professor
University of Melbourne
Lisa Derosa
Assistant Professor
Université Paris-Saclay
Mark Petrie
University of Glasgow
Ian Sayers
Professor of Respiratory Molecular Genetics
University of Nottingham
Rajesh Katare
Associate Professor
University of Otago
Alice Piapi
University College London
Francesco Catapano
Imperial College London
Olivia Boyer
Professor of Pediatrics
Université de Paris Faculté de Santé
Adrian Woolf
The University of Manchester
David Bates
Research Fellow/Senior Research Fellow/Professor
University of Bristol
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