Tennant Research Group
INVESTIGATING OXYGEN-MEDIATED CONTROL of METABOLISM
OUR RESEARCH
Read about the research that we're currently doing, and the technologies we use to do it
MEMBERS
The Tennant laboratory is a dynamic and collaborative young research group - find out who is currently part of it
PUBLICATIONS
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LAY SUMMARY
This section explains our research in lay terms - what we're doing, and why we do it
ABOUT US
Set up in 2011, the Tennant research group is situated within the Institute of Metabolism and Systems Research in the University of Birmingham. We study the role of oxygen in the control of metabolism, both through use of genetic models as well as low oxygen workstations. Stable isotope tracing is performed through the facilities provided by the Metabolic Tracer Analysis Core (MTAC) within the Institute, and provides the high resolution data required to infer changes in metabolic phenotype in response to perturbations.
CONTACT US
Institute of Biomedical Sciences Building
College of Medical and Dental Sciences
University of Birmingham
Edgbaston
Birmingham. B15 2TT