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ProfessorJames Pease

Professor of Leukocyte Biology

National Heart & Lung Institute - Faculty of Medicine

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  • Professor of Leukocyte Biology
    National Heart & Lung Institute - Faculty of Medicine
  • 020 7594 3162 (Work)
  • 109, Sir Alexander Fleming Building, South Kensington Campus, United Kingdom

PROFESSIONAL ACTIVITIES

  • COLLABORATION
    SELECTED
    Selected
    Imperial College London, Department of Medicine
    4 Jan 2010
    Professor Shiranee Sriskandan - SpyCEP and S. pyogenes virulence
  • GUEST LECTURE
    Looking beyond redundancy in the chemokine system: Biased agonist for distinct outputs
    16 Dec 2022
    KU Leuven
  • GUEST LECTURE
    Is CXCL17 a chemokine?
    26 Jun 2019
    European Chemokine and Cell Migration Conference
  • GUEST LECTURE
    Cell Surface Binding of CXCL8 by Neutrophil Glycosaminoglycans Is Required for Efficient Navigation of Chemokine Gradients (opens in a new tab)⁠
    30 May 2016
    Gordon Research Conference on Chemotactic Cytokines
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  • GUEST LECTURE
    Insights into biased agonist activity at chemokine receptor CCR4 by the identification of intrahelical and intracellular antagonist binding sites (opens in a new tab)⁠
    5 Jun 2015
    First European Chemokine and Cell Migration Conference
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  • GUEST LECTURE
    Biased Agonism at Chemokine Receptors - Challenge or Opportunity for Drug Discovery? (opens in a new tab)⁠
    29 Jul 2014
    Gordon Research Conference on Chemotactic Cytokines
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  • GUEST LECTURE
    Natural and synthetic mutants illuminate chemokine biology.
    8 Dec 2010
    BSI Congress 2010,
  • EDITORIAL BOARD
    Inflammation & Allergy – Drug Targets
    1 Jan 2010
    Section Editor
  • GUEST LECTURE
    The CCR3/Eotaxin axis in asthma and allergy: lessons from small antagonists and agonists. 2009 BPS winter meeting, London, UK.
    1 Dec 2009
    BPS Winter meeting
  • GUEST LECTURE
    Molecular mechanisms underpinning the activation and antagonism of chemokine receptors.
    1 Oct 2009
    Human and viral chemokine receptors in cancer, mini symposium.
  • GUEST LECTURE
    A sting in the tail of Serpentine Receptors
    1 Jan 2009
    University of York. Biology Department
  • EDITORIAL BOARD
    Journal of Innate Immunity (opens in a new tab)⁠
    1 Jan 2009
    Section Editor
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  • INDUSTRIAL CONNECTION
    GlaxoSmithKline
    1 Jan 2008
    Characterisation of CCR4 antgonists
  • MEMBERSHIP OF A PROFESSIONAL BODY
    Member
    1 Jan 2008
    2008-01-01 - British Pharmacoogy Society
  • GUEST LECTURE
    Unravelling Serpentine Receptors.
    1 Jan 2008
    Animal Health Institute
  • GUEST LECTURE
    Unravelling Serpentine receptors.
    1 Jan 2007
    Pharmacology Department, University of Bath.
  • GUEST LECTURE
    Walking the fine line between antagonism and agonism: small molecule antagonists and antagonists of chemokine receptors CCR1 and CCR3.
    1 Jan 2007
    Pharmacoepia Inc.
  • AWARD
    Identification of molecular mechanisms governing expression of chemokine receptor CXCR3
    1 Oct 2006
    Arthritis Research Campaign
  • AWARD
    Characterisation of macaque CXCR3 and its ligands
    1 Jan 2006
    National Institutes of Health, Bethesda, USA.
  • GUEST LECTURE
    Chemokines and Their Receptors - What's the Big Attraction?
    1 Jan 2006
    Institute for Animal Health
  • EXTERNAL COMMITTEE
    MRC College of Experts
    1 Jan 2006
  • GUEST LECTURE
    Targeting chemokines and their receptors in allergic/respiratory inflammation.
    1 Jan 2006
    Royal Society of Medcine.
  • GUEST LECTURE
    Chemokines and their receptors in inflammation – Bullets and targets
    1 Dec 2005
    Royal Society of Medicine
  • GUEST LECTURE
    Assaying Chemokines and Chemotaxis
    1 Oct 2005
    EuroSciCon
  • AWARD
    Identification of the molecular mechanisms underlying activation of CCR3 by the Eotaxin family of chemokines
    1 Aug 2005
    Wellcome Trust