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Margaret Esiri

DM FRCPath


Emeritus Professor of Neuropathology

Research Summary

Research activities are mainly in fields related to the use of brain tissue in the Thomas Willis Oxford Brain Collection, including many cases of dementia and elderly controls and multiple sclerosis. In dementia current interest centres on determining to what extent, and in what way, cerebrovascular disease contributes to dementia. In multiple sclerosis I collaborate with Dr DeLuca in understanding the manner in which genetic variables in multiple sclerosis translate into pathological changes in the brain and spinal cord in that disease.

Sources of Funding

  • Alzheimer’s Brain Bank UK 20082013
  • Austica 20092012

Awards Training and Qualifications

  • BA Physiology  Oxford 1963
  • BM BCh  Oxford 1967
  • Bsc  Oxford 1969

Recent publications

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