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Doctor Cornelia Blume

Lecturer in Functional Genomics

Accepting applications from PhD students.

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Email: c.blume@soton.ac.uk

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The role of sex hormones in modulating the anti-viral immune response in the respiratory epithelium
EVOM Manual Epithelial Volt Ohm Meter and 3x STX4 EVOM Electrodes with removable Blades for TER measurements
Researchers:
Doctor Cornelia Blume
Sponsor: Aair Charity
IRIS: The Influence of Mepolizumab on Structural and Inflammatory Cells in Severe Eosinophilic Asthma
Sponsor: GlaxoSmithKline

Completed projects

Investigating the function of a novel short ACE2 isoform
Development of a dynamic human 3D in vitro model of airway inflammation
Researchers:
Doctor Cornelia Blume
Sponsor: GlaxoSmithKline
The role of cilia in respiratory viral infections: Does an abnormal cilia beat pattern promote infections in Primary Cilia Dyskenea (PCD), a rare inherited disease?
Researchers:
Doctor Cornelia Blume
Sponsor: Wessex Medical Research
C Blume BLF: An in vitro infection model of cystric fibrosis: Is the lipid membrane profile of the airway epithelium linked to biofilm formation?
Researchers:
Doctor Cornelia Blume
Sponsor: British Lung Foundation
Blume - AAIR - Investigating cellular cross talk in the airway epithelial mesenchymal trophic unit following viral infection
Researchers:
Doctor Cornelia Blume
Sponsor: Aair Charity
Pseudomonas in CF: PUFAs and biofilm formation
Role of the PI3 kinase pathway during rhinovirus infections in asthma
Researchers:
Doctor Cornelia Blume
Sponsor: Aair Charity
Identifying binding partners, biological substrates and antisense oligonucleotides regulating expression of short and long ACE2
Establishment of a human primary alveolar-endothelial co-culture model to investigate mechanisms of lung diseases including COVID-19
Researchers:
Doctor Cornelia Blume
Sponsor: Aair Charity
CF biobank
Characterization of a novel ACE-2 isoform and its role in SARS-Cov-2 infection
Sponsor: Aair Charity
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