Circulation

Circulation and Microcirculation

I have worked with experiments that investigate the circulation of cells at different levels.

At a macroscopic level, the analysing of images of dorsal skin chambers allow the visualisation of implanted tumours where the vasculature is clearly visible. This allows the analysis of vascular function and vascular shapes, and the many changes that can happen when substances are administrated.

At a microscopic level, we can focus on cells as they move through vasculature; then we can see their routes, and the velocities at which they travel, and how these change when substances enter the vessels.

Research in this area is closely related to Cancer and Cell Migration; please explore the other research pages and the publications below.





Team members:

Collaborators:

Greg Slabaugh

Director of the Digital Environment Research Institute, Queen Mary, University of London

Publications:

Blood vessel maturation and response to vascular-disrupting therapy in single vascular endothelial growth factor-A isoform-producing tumors
Gillian M. Tozer, Akerman, Simon and Cross, Neil A. and Barber, Paul R. and Björndahl, Meit A. and Greco, Olga and Harris, Sheila and Hill, Sally A. and Honess, Davina J. and Ireson, Christopher R. and Pettyjohn, Katie L. and Prise, Vivien E. and Reyes-Aldasoro, Constantino C. and Ruhrberg, Christiana and Shima, David T, Chryso Kanthou
Published in Cancer Research, April 2008 (see publication)
Research themes: Cancer, Circulation
Type: Paper