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Professor Chris Byrne

Professor of Endocrinol & Met

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Tel: +44 23 8120 5006

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Research Publications External roles and responsibilities Biography
Research Publications External roles and responsibilities Biography

Research

Research groups

Research projects

Active projects

Reflex testing for MAFLD in patients with type 2 diabetes
Researchers:
Professor Chris Byrne
Post doctoral support for REFLEX testing for MAFLD in patients with type 2 diabetes
Researchers:
Professor Chris Byrne

Completed projects

C Byrne BB/D006133/1
Sponsor: Biotechnology & Biological Sciences Research Council
Prof Chris Byrne: MRC: Cardiovascular outcomes in people with non alcoholic fatty liver disease, insulin resistance and obesity
Researchers:
Professor Chris Byrne
Sponsor: Medical Research Council
C Byrne K McCormick PhD Diabetes UK effect of purified n3 fatty acids
Sponsor: Diabetes UK
Early identification of patients with pancreatic cancer: a pilot study to evaluate the utility of Faecal elastase-1 and 13C-mixed triglyceride breath test as screening tools in high-risk individuals.
Researchers:
Professor Chris Byrne
Sponsor: Cancer Research UK
Byrne 11 0004337 Do high dose purified n3 long chain fatty acids improve hepatic insulin sensitivity
Sponsor: Diabetes UK
Southampton CCG Community Liver Clinic Re-scan
Researchers:
Professor Chris Byrne
Diabetes UK Research studentship BDA: 06/0003306
Sponsor: Diabetes UK
Dr G Clough PG/07/006/22212 [CLOSED]
Sponsor: British Heart Foundation
Cagampang 11/0004377 Can metformin be used to treat pregnant diabetic mothers to reduce future risk to obesity and metabolic syndrome in their offspring
Sponsor: Diabetes UK
Clough PG/12/18/29453 Maternal over-nutrition and offspring microvascular function
Sponsor: British Heart Foundation
Early identification of patients with pancreatic cancer: a pilot study to evaluate the utility of faecal elastase-1 and 13C-mixed triglyceride breath test as screening tools in high-risk individuals (DEPEND
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Roderick - Nottingham - Evaluating a new protocol for primary-care initiated identification and management of patients with familial hypercholesterolaemia
Researchers:
Professor Chris Byrne
CLOSED - Found to be a duplicate of 517050.
Researchers:
Professor Chris Byrne
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