Sarah Chapple – Projects — King's College London

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SFRR-E: Rescuing islet oxidative stress through Nrf2 induction in adverse pregnancy
Chapple, S.
SFRR-E Society for Free Radical Research Europe
1/05/2022 → 30/04/2023
Project: Research
Sulforaphane improves maternal glucose handling in obese insulin-resistant pregnancy; consequences for uterine blood flow, placental function and offspring metabolism
Chapple, S. & Nandi, M.
BHF British Heart Foundation
1/03/2020 → 28/02/2023
Project: Research
Identifying a therapeutic window for sulforaphane to improve glucose handling during pregnancy
Chapple, S.
Royal Society
15/10/2019 → 14/10/2021
Project: Research
Metallomic profiling and redox signalling in human coronary artery endothelial and smooth muscle cells in physiological normoxia and ischaemia/reperfusion injury
Mann, G., Maret, W., Chapple, S. & Stewart, T.
Heart Research UK
2/02/2019 → 28/09/2021
Project: Research
Does Sulforaphane attenuate metabolic syndrome following obese pregnancy?
Chapple, S.
Physiological Society
1/09/2018 → 30/11/2019
Project: Research
Activation of Nrf2 antioxidant defences by sulforaphane confers vascular protection in offspring exposed to a maternal obesogenic diet
Chapple, S., Mann, G. & Taylor, P.
BHF British Heart Foundation
2/01/2018 → 1/01/2021
Project: Research
Sulforaphane induced activation of Nrf2 signalling in a murine model of obesogenic gestational diabetes: potential therapy for reducing risk of cardiometabolic disease in mothers and offspring
Chapple, S., Mann, G. & Taylor, P.
18/10/2016 → 17/10/2018
Project: Research
Sulforaphane induced activation of Nrf2 signalling in a murine model of obesogenic
Chapple, S., Mann, G. & Taylor, P.
1/08/2016 → 31/07/2019
Project: Research
Regulation of eNOS/Hsp90/Akt interaction and nitric oxide synthesis in human fetal endothelial cells in pre-eclampsia.
Mann, G., Chapple, S. & Siow, R.
BHF British Heart Foundation
1/02/2007 → 31/01/2010
Project: Research

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