Proteins are the effector molecules which carry out most of the functions within cells and are the common targets of drugs. The set of proteins expressed by a cell or tissue is referred to as the proteome. This proteome is dynamic and constantly changes in response to stimuli through synthesis and degradation.​

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My research uses novel Mass Spectrometry-based methods, including single cell proteomics, to characterise the proteomes of neutrophils both in health and under chronic inflammatory conditions. 

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I also have a strong interest in data sharing and re-use. To promote data sharing within proteomics but also with the wider research community, I created and maintain the Immunological Proteome Resource ( ImmPRes; immpres.co.uk). 

 

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