Terri Holmes

Terri Holmes is a Senior Research Associate at the Norwich Medical School, University of East Anglia, where she is a member of the Metabolic Health research group. Her work bridges cardiovascular biology, metabolic regulation, and stem cell-based disease modeling.

Her research focuses on the molecular and metabolic mechanisms underlying cardiomyocyte development and cardiovascular disease. Key areas include the role of small nucleolar RNAs (snoRNAs) such as SNORD116, extracellular matrix proteins like Perlecan (HSPG2), and metabolic shifts during stem cell differentiation. She also investigates immune cell dynamics in response to coronary interventions.

The trends in her recent publications indicate a strong emphasis on translational molecular cardiology, integrating human pluripotent stem cell models with clinical observations. Her work spans RNA biology, metabolic regulation, cardiac tissue development, and inflammatory responses, often in the context of metabolic and cardiovascular disorders.

Dr. Holmes actively collaborates with leading researchers including James G. W. Smith, Chris Denning, and Mandy Peffers. Her publications appear in high-impact journals such as Cell Reports, Trends in Molecular Medicine, and PLoS One.

She has not been publicly recognized with any scientific awards based on the available data.

Dr. Holmes mentors no formally listed students and is involved in independent and collaborative research projects. There is no mention of grants or funding sources in the provided text. She contributes to research within the Metabolic Health group at UEA, focusing on multidisciplinary approaches to understanding heart metabolism and disease.