Gillian Borland

Dr. Gillian Borland is a Researcher in the School of Molecular Biosciences at the University of Glasgow, focusing on molecular mechanisms in aging, longevity, and cancer. Her work spans genetic modeling, biochemical pathways, and cell signaling networks.

Research Interests:

• RNA polymerase III and its role in aging
• Metabolic regulation during caloric restriction
• Hydrogen sulfide in age-related diseases
• Integrin-CD23 interactions in immune cell signaling
• SOCS-3 gene regulation via cAMP and MAPK pathways
• RUNX gene dependency in lymphoma

Publication Trends: Her recent work emphasizes aging biology (2024), genetic contributors to longevity (2021), and RUNX-related oncogenic mechanisms (2017-2010). Key themes include proteostasis, sphingolipid metabolism, and retroviral gene targeting.