Professor Paolo Tammaro
University of Oxford, UK
Professor Maria Teresa Perez Garcia
University of Valladolid, Spain
Dr Rumaitha Al-Hosni
University of Oxford, UK
Ion channels are found in all types of cells forming the wall of blood vessels, and play key roles in the control of vascular function in health and disease. Furthermore, ion channels are existing and potential new therapeutic targets for a range of vascular disorders.
This meeting offers a unique opportunity to delve into the cutting-edge science of vascular ion channels, spanning from their intricate molecular mechanisms to their influence on the complex physiological functions of the cardiovascular system. Key highlights of the event include (i) an exploration of the molecular physiology of ion channels, revealing how regulation at the single-channel level translates into the dynamic control of blood vessel function; (ii) innovative in silico computational studies that illuminate the impact of ion channels on microvascular blood flow; and (iii) a focus on the medical relevance of vascular ion channels, featuring inspiring examples of how academic discoveries are driving innovation and the development of new therapies.
Join us to discover the latest breakthroughs and future directions in this rapidly evolving field!
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