
Research Group
Dissecting mechanisms of respiratory disease and defining biomarkers to create therapies.
Our research on airways disease has a distinct life-course perspective of development and progression. Researchers in the area of allergy investigate genetic and environmental factors and how epigenetic mechanisms play a role in modifying the risk of allergic disease in order to determine how the process may be reversed.
Our work is recognised internationally for its translational approach, including epidemiology and genetics, cell and molecular biology, biochemistry, pathology, therapeutic target discovery and validation, lung imaging, early proof of pharmacological efficacy and phase I-III clinical trials.
Dissecting mechanisms of respiratory disease and defining biomarkers to create therapies.
Study with some of the World's leading scientists.
Our work is undertaken in world-class laboratories.
Leading academis in asthma, chronic obstructive pulmonary disease and interstitial lung disease.
Working with Bioinvent, Celldex Therapeutics and Werner.
Individually listed on staff profiles.
Southampton is in the top five in the World for asthma research
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