Dr Andrew Davidson
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Title of Research Project Bridging the diagnostic gap: realising non-coding variant identification and classification in the clinic. Website
Title of Research Project Bridging the diagnostic gap: realising non-coding variant identification and classification in the clinic. Website
Title of Research Project Harnessing the divergent roles of elongation dependency for cancer therapy
Title of Research Project Translating co-receptor biology to Immuno-therapeutics in Cancer
Title of Research Project Cryo-EM studies of human DNA repair complexes: DNA-PK and interacting partners
Title of Research Project Unravelling epigenetic pathways leading to chemo-resistance in ovarian cancer with a light-controlled CRISPR-based platform
Fellow 1987-1995 Area of Current Research Interests Chemistry of signal transduction and calcium signalling pathways involving IP3, cADPR and NAADP. Using a variety of synthetic, medicinal and biological chemistry methods to investigate enzyme inhibition, drug design and endocrinology, primarily in…
Fellow 2009-2014 Area of Current Research Interests Investigating the role of the RIDDLE syndrome gene in promoting repair of DNA damage Other Information Awarded CR-UK Senior Fellowship, 2011-2017. Elected a member of the Institute 2015. Promoted to Professor of Cancer…
Fellow 2005-2010 Area of Current Research Interests Mechanisms regulating chromosome duplication and segregation in the cell division cycle. Other Information Awarded Professorship December 2007. Awarded the Hook Medal from the British Society for Cell Biology, 2007. Elected an EMBO member,…
Fellow 2001-2006 Area of Current Research Interests MAPK signalling in cancer. Other Information Fellowship extended to 16.2.07. Elected a Member of the Institute, 2007. Promoted to Senior lecturer 2012.
Fellow 1996-2001 Area of Current Research Interests Regulation of RNA polymerase III transcription, its mode of action and control and its role in cell growth and cancer. Other Information Lister Institute-Jenner Fellow. Awarded the ‘Young Scientist of the Year’ award…