Larissa Fabritz

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Larissa Fabritz studies novel mechanisms of heart disease and undertakes translational research into mechanism-based therapies. She is a Reader in Cardiovascular Sciences and an Honorary Consultant in the Department of Cardiology, University Hospital Birmingham NHS Trust. Dr Fabritz carries out research on molecular cardiovascular imaging as well as molecular mechanisms of cardiomyopathies and arrhythmias with her research group at UOB and with collaborations in Europe and North America.

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Developing new, fluorescence-based techniques to study sympathetic nerve function within blood vessels and the heart
Brain, K., Marshall, J. & Fabritz, L.
British Heart Foundation
26/09/17 → 30/12/20
Project: Research
MRC CiC 3 - Clinical development of a blood based marker to identify patients with pitx2-dependent paroxysmal atrial fibrillation
Kirchhof, P. & Fabritz, L.
Medical Research Council
1/01/16 → 28/02/17
Project: Research Councils
H2020_COLLAB_CATCH ME_(LEAD)
Kirchhof, P., Fabritz, L., Hemming, K. & Deeks, J.
European Commission
1/05/15 → 30/04/19
Project: EU
Understanding the function of PITX2 in the adult left atrium
Kirchhof, P. & Fabritz, L.
British Heart Foundation
4/11/13 → 3/11/18
Project: Research
Testing the chronic effect of the late sodium current inhibitor Ranolazine in mice with increased function of the late sodium current (heterozygeous deltaKPQ-SCN5A murine model
Fabritz, L.
GILEAD SCIENCES INC
24/09/13 → 23/09/15
Project: Research

Larissa Fabritz

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Developing new, fluorescence-based techniques to study sympathetic nerve function within blood vessels and the heart

MRC CiC 3 - Clinical development of a blood based marker to identify patients with pitx2-dependent paroxysmal atrial fibrillation

H2020_COLLAB_CATCH ME_(LEAD)

Understanding the function of PITX2 in the adult left atrium

Testing the chronic effect of the late sodium current inhibitor Ranolazine in mice with increased function of the late sodium current (heterozygeous deltaKPQ-SCN5A murine model