Adam Odell

Dr Adam Odell is a Senior Lecturer in Biomedical Sciences at York St John University's School of Science, Technology and Health. With over 15 years of experience in cancer biology and cardiovascular disease research, his work focuses on endothelial cell signaling related to vascular regulation and angiogenesis.

• PhD in Biomedical Sciences (2006) on TRPC4 channel regulation
• Postdoctoral fellowships at Peter MacCallum Cancer Centre (Melbourne) and Wellcome Trust (Leeds)

Research Focus
Investigates:

• p53 tumor suppressor's role in endothelial function
• VEGFR2 signaling in angiogenesis
• Lymphatic endothelial migration mechanisms
• Therapeutic reactivation of mutant p53

Publications span 2001-2017 in journals like Science Signaling, JBC, and Traffic, with recurring themes in vascular biology, signal transduction, and cancer-endothelium interactions.

Professional Roles

• Postgraduate Research Supervisor
• International grant reviewer (NHMRC Australia)
• Journal peer reviewer for Cell, PlosOne, and others
• Invited speaker at p53 Isoforms Symposium and British Society of Immunology meetings