
Understanding the interrelationships between calcium signaling, mitochondria and free radicals in cell physiology and pathophysiology / @uclbiosciences / @UCL.
London, United Kingdom
Joined July 2020
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It’s World Mitochondrial Disease Week, and we’re bringing together relevant content across our journals to highlight the importance of this field. Read more from @michael_duchen in our news item, and discover our journal content below. biochemistry.org/about-us/ne…
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@Michael_Duchen’s lab, with @RobPitceathly (@UCLIoN) and Claudio Raimondi (@QMULWHRI), has a grant from The British Heart Foundation focused on inter-relations between atypical #strokes, #mitochondrial #DNA mutations & vascular endothelial function.
@thebhf @ucl #cardio
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We are delighted to present The Keilin Memorial Lecture to Professor Michael Duchen in 2024! @michael_duchen’s work currently focuses on the dialogue between cell signalling pathways in mitochondria, and the roles of mitochondrial dysfunction in disease.
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IoN UCL PubMed: PolyQ length-dependent metabolic alterations and DNA damage drive human astrocyte dysfunction in Huntington's disease dlvr.it/Sm8l9X
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Thanks for the invite @MitOtalks, really looking forward to it! @LondonMito @MRCMitoCluster @UCL_QS_CNMD @UCLIoN @ICGNMD
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Our #BogueFellowship recipient, @GabboV, had an unforgettable experience taking part in an exchange at @Harvard. Read more about his experiences here. ucl.ac.uk/lifesciences-facul…
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Really excited to have been awarded the Bogue fellowship allowing me to spend 3months in @DrWilliamHwang ’s lab at Harvard. The Bogue fellowship generously funds PhD students/post docs to travel to the US for research or courses.
@SzabadkaiLab @UmberCheema @michael_duchen
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Fantastic to be joined by #mito researchers from across @ucl to celebrate word mitochondrial disease week. #WMDW #lightupformito @UCLBrainScience @DuchenLab @UCLchildhealth @4Lilyfoundation ucl.ac.uk/ion/news/2022/sep/…
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It’s over 34 years since the first cause of mitochondrial myopathy was identified @LondonMito by Holt, Morgan-Hughes, and the late Prof Anita Harding. Since then 100s of causes have been identified but we still lack a cure. #mitoawarenessweek #WMDW @4Lilyfoundation @MitoAware
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Today our one and only colleague, teacher, and friend @swati_ak is leaving the Szabadkai lab. We thank her for all the help with science (and with life). Wishing her all the best with all her future endeavors! Please come back to visit us!
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Little critters make the news!
@DuchenLab @SzabadkaiLab
theguardian.com/science/2022… – at Brent, London
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It was a pleasure to participate in and present at the UIMP XIX Teófilo Hernando- Advanced Therapies for Human Disease along with @DuchenLab and @SzabadkaiLab members. A nice opportunity to hear some great speakers and some interesting discussions. Thank you @FundacionTH, @UIMP.
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Great talk by Dr. @swati_ak about cancer mtDNA targeting
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Big congratulations to the one-and-only Dr. Chung for passing his viva today with flying colours! 🙌🎉
Huge congrats to @chihyaochung on passing his #PhD #viva today! New Dr in the lab!
Well done @michael_duchen on great supervision! 🎉 @uclbiosciences @ucl @UCLLifeSciences
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This week we'll dive deep into neurons and mitochondrial transport, with Matteo Bergami at the helm.
This thursday, usual time and place.
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First preprint from the lab. Thank you to all who helped along the way 🙏🙏 @AuditoryNerves @michael_duchen @VY_stem @SzabadkaiLab @CCRB27
Gradients in cellular metabolism regulate development of tonotopy along the chick cochlea. biorxiv.org/content/10.1101/…
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We're thrilled to have @AlePrigio presenting the next MITOtalk, and telling us about the biological models at the forefront of mitochondrial disease research.
This thursday, 17h00 CET.



































