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Research Level
Biography
Awards and Honours
2010 - Emerging leaders Exchange Program, Academy of Technological Sciences and Engineering, Australia
2002 - Howard Florey Centenary Fellowship
2002 - Royal Society Travelling Fellowship
Education
1992 - MSc, University of Leicester - UK
1989 - BSc Hons, University of Bristol - UK
Selected Publications
Kee, A.J., Yang, L., Lucas, C.A., Greenberg, M.J., Martel, N., Leong, G.M., Hughes, W.E., Cooney, G.J., James, D.E., Ostap, E.M., Han, W., Gunning, P.W., Hardeman, E.C. (2015). An actin filament population defined by the tropomyosin tpm3.1 regulates glucose uptake. Traffic 16(7), 691-711
Robinson, J.W., Leshchyns'ka, I., Farghaian, H., Hughes, W.E., Sytnyk, V., Neely, G.G., Cole, A.R. (2014). PI4KIIα phosphorylation by GSK3 directs vesicular trafficking to lysosomes. Biochem J. 464(1), 145-56
Herrmann, D., Conway, J.R., Vennin, C., Magenau, A., Hughes, W.E., Morton, J.P., Timpson, P. (2014). Three-dimensional cancer models mimic cell-matrix interactions in the tumour microenvironment. Carcinogenesis. (8), 1671-9
Burchfield, J. G., Lu, J., Fazakerley, D. J., Tan, S. X., Ng, Y., Mele, K., Buckley, M. J., Han, W., Hughes W. E., James, D.E. (2013). Novel Systems for Dynamically Assessing Insulin Action in Live Cells Reveals Heterogeneity in the Insulin Response. Traffic, 14, 259-273
Rezatofighi, S. H. Gould, S., Hartley, R., Mele, K., Hughes, W. E. (2012). Application of the IMM-JPDA filter to multiple target tracking in total internal reflection fluorescence microscopy images. Med. Image Comput. Assist. Interv, 15, 357-64
Burchfield, J. G., Lopez, J. A., Hughes, W. E. (2012) Using Total Internal Reflection Fluorescence Microscopy (TIRFM) to Visualize Insulin Action. In ‘Visualization Techniques: From Immunohistochemistry to Magnetic Resonance Imaging’. Neuromethods, 70, 97-109
Rowland, A. F., Larance, M., Hughes, W. E., James, D. E. (2011) Identification of RhoGAP22 as an Akt-Dependent Regulator of Cell Motility in Response to Insulin. Molecular and Cellular Biology, 31, 4789-4800