
Dr Andrew Lindsay
Independent investigator in the School of Biochemistry and Cell Biology, UCC.
Dr Andrew Lindsay is a graduate of Trinity College Dublin and obtained a PhD from University College Cork. He has previously worked in the Department of Medical and Molecular Genetics in the Indiana University School of Medicine and at the Institut Curie, Paris. He is currently an independent investigator in the School of Biochemistry and Cell Biology, UCC.
His group studies the endosomal recycling pathway, and the role that its dysregulation plays in the aggressiveness of certain cancers. This pathway is the main cellular mechanism for controlling the composition of the plasma membrane. Research from his lab has shown that inhibiting endosomal recycling reduces the metastatic potential of cancer cells, and can also enhance the effectiveness of a number of targeted therapies.
Dr Lindsay has received a number of grants including a HRB Career Development Award and a Marie Curie Research Fellowship. The main focus of his laboratory is to identify and characterise small-molecule inhibitors of the endosomal recycling pathway that may be useful as novel anti-cancer therapies.
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