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Eric Demoncheaux's profile
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What I do
I entered into the field of nitric oxide chemistry and biology when I started my PhD in Cambridge under the supervision of Tim Higenbottam, Ed Constable and Mike Davies.
After a year of National Service in France, I moved to Sheffield where I designed and conducted various studies including patients with pulmonary hypertension and portal hypertension where the L-arginine/NO pathway plays a critical role in the aetiology and management of these conditions.
After a short spell at CERN to learn about the world famous bubble chambers, I now teach Science at Battle Abbey School.
I am still working as Consultant in the field of NO research and am Club NO France’s webmaster.
I also work as Consultant for Futurelab and have recently helped design a new interactive game to enhance visits to London Science Museum.
Finally, I am a Council member of Au Pas de Cal’Ane which is an Association aiming to help re-insertion of youngsters with special needs using pioneering therapeutic techniques.CERN
Battle Abbey
Club NO France’s webmaster
Futurelab
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- Position
- Head of Chemistry (Head of Science from Sept. 08)
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- Battle Abbey School
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Interests
Metabolism of exhaled nitric oxide and lung diseases
Nitrite chemistry and biology
Role of whole body nitric oxide production in diseases
New sensitive techniques to measure nitric oxide and its derivatives
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Publications
Cremona G, Higenbottam T, Mayoral V, Alexander G, Demoncheaux E, Borland C, Roe P, Jones G. Elevated exhaled nitric oxide in patients with hepatopulmonary syndrome. The European respiratory journal : official journal of the European Society for Clinical Respiratory Physiology (11) , 1883-5 PubMed ID:(8620957)
Demoncheaux E, Crowther D, Spivey A, Higenbottam T. Monitoring reactive nitrogen species in biological milieu: a difficult journey. American journal of respiratory and critical care medicine (12) , 1670-1; au PubMed ID:(12070069 )
Demoncheaux E, Elphick D, Dürner M, Higgins G, Crowther D, Williams E, Higenbottam T, Gleeson D. Conservation of whole body nitric oxide metabolism in human alcoholic liver disease: implications for nitric oxide production. Scandinavian journal of gastroenterology (7) , 820-5 PubMed ID:(16785195)
Demoncheaux E, Foster P, Borland C, Smith A, Higenbottam T, Davies M. Determination of trace concentrations of dissolved nitric oxide in a biological buffer. The Analyst (10) , 1281-5 (Epub 15 Sep 2003) PubMed ID:(14667166)
Demoncheaux E, Higenbottam T, Foster P, Borland C, Smith A, Marriott H, Bee D, Akamine S, Davies M. Circulating nitrite anions are a directly acting vasodilator and are donors for nitric oxide. Clinical science (London, England : 1979) (1) , 77-83 PubMed ID:(11749663 )
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- email:
- e_demoncheaux [ at ] yahoo.fr
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