Neil Perkins

Neil Perkins is a Professor at Newcastle University, with a focus on molecular mechanisms linking inflammation, DNA damage, and cancer. His research spans multiple subfields including NF-κB signaling, cell cycle regulation, and stress response pathways.

• Key Collaborators: Dr. Jill Hunter, Dr. Jacqueline Butterworth, Dr. Saimir Luli

Research Interests: His work explores the crosstalk between NF-κB and p53 in cancer progression, the role of checkpoint kinases in drug resistance, and mitochondrial signaling in age-related tumorigenesis. He investigates how transcriptional and post-translational modifications regulate cell survival under stress conditions.

Publication Trends: Recent studies highlight his focus on CHK1 inhibition in RAS mutant cancers, c-Rel in lymphoma, and AI-driven segmentation of stem cell structures. Sub-fields include DNA repair, kinase inhibitors, and synthetic biology.