Andrew Murray
@andrewmurray78
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Professor of Metabolic Physiology @Cambridge_uni. Dad to Cleo. Researching mitochondria and hypoxia. Metabolic Physiology theme lead @ThePhySoc.🏴
Cambridge, England
Joined August 2009
Congratulations @paulamdarwin on passing your PhD viva today. You’ve done us all proud! Thank you to @dhKim118 and @maria_chond for being such excellent examiners.
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Congratulations @DrWenTong ! Thank you for involving us in this exciting work.
Our new paper on placental mitochondrial adaptation to gestational hypoxia is now published in @JPhysiol . @Giussani_Lab @andrewmurray78 @Loke_CTR @Cam_Repro @PDN_Cambridge
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In the (enigmatic) words of Bill Stanley: if you want to climb a mountain, begin at the top.
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Snapshots of #SHVM2024. This will always be my favourite meeting. So good to catch up with friends old and new in wonderful St Louis, and such an incredible honour to give the opening lecture. @Soc_HrtVasMetab
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Really looking forward to giving this lecture this Sunday. @Soc_HrtVasMetab has been a constant part of my scientific journey for over 20 years - it’s truly the greatest honour to open this meeting. @PDN_Cambridge @XtremeEverest.
🧵Meet Professor Andrew Murray, a leading researcher and faculty at U. Cambridge who will be kicking off our meeting at Sunday's plenary session.👇
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Very much enjoying @ErikaFatland’s excellent Himalayan travelogue High. Perfect summer escapism. Really touched to see our research with @XtremeEverest on Sherpa mitochondria gets a mention!
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RT @AliceSowton: Excited to share my PhD work investigating how nitrate impacts metabolism in diet-induced obesity, now out on BioRxiv as a….
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Thank you @ThePhySoc and @scandPhys for a great few days at Physiology in Focus. Superb talks, great venue, excellent company and an outstanding location in Newcastle - what a fantastic city!
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RT @ThePhySoc: And that’s a wrap! From all of us at @ThePhySoc & @scandPhys, thanks for joining us in Newcastle. It’s been a fantastic 3 da….
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RT @RSocPublishing: Are you a researcher with an interest in human physiology, evolutionary biology and developmental biology? Join our upc….
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Time to celebrate @LorenzHolzner5 who passed his PhD viva today. An outstanding scientist and a much- respected member of our team - we’re all so proud of you and your achievements! @PDN_Cambridge
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Wonderful to host Colleen Deane @csbd7 @unisouthampton for her @ThePhySoc R Jean Banister prize lecture @PDN_Cambridge - a fascinating insight into muscle changes with ageing and disuse. Congratulations Colleen!
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Thank you to @RobWust @RichieGoulding1 @m_eggelbusch and others for a warm reception @VUamsterdam. I knew I’d enjoy the science but didn’t expect walking on water to be on the agenda.
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Wonderful to see this work out. Congratulations to our collaborators @joycelyntsi @DPhaz @IMS_MRL. Thank you for involving us in this important study!.
Beyond excited to share my first paper from my PhD @DPhaz Lab @IMS_MRL now out in @embojournal! Special thanks to Sam from @TVPLab and @dougall_norris for co-leading this project with me. We found that many cell culture models, despite living in 18% oxygen, are hypoxic! 🧵below:.
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A great way to end a week of celebrations in the lab… congratulations to our PhD student and Cambridge President Jenna Armstrong and all the Light Blue crews! @PDN_Cambridge
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Congratulations Dr @AliceKnapton1 on passing your PhD viva with “flying colours”. So proud of you and everything you’ve achieved!
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Genomic Selection Signals in Andean Highlanders Reveal Adaptive Placental Metabolic Phenotypes That Are Disrupted in Preeclampsia.
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BACKGROUND: The chronic hypoxia of high-altitude residence poses challenges for tissue oxygen supply and metabolism. Exposure to high altitude during pregnancy increases the incidence of hypertensive...
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Functional EPAS1/HIF2A missense variant is associated with hematocrit in Andean highlanders.
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Variation in hematocrit is mediated by different variants and mechanisms involving the same gene (EPAS1) in Tibetans and Andeans.
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