Associate Professor Simon Keely, gastrointestinal inflammation and infections

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Associate Professor Simon Keely discusses the cellular processes of digestive disease and infection.

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Associate Professor Simon Keely (Gastrointestinal Research Group at the Hunter Medical Research Institute) is focused on studying the cellular processes of digestive disease and infection. The group is particularly interested in mucosal inflammation and how tissues adapt to conditions of oxygen deficiency (hypoxia) in inflamed tissue. This is particularly relevant to chronic inflammatory diseases such as the inflammatory bowel diseases (IBD); Crohn's disease & ulcerative colitis.

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