Colleges
Antony Galione
MA PhD FRS FMedSci
Statutory Professor of Pharmacology
- Wellcome Trust Senior Investigator
- Professorial Fellow of Lady Margaret Hall
- Extraordinary Lecturer in Biochemical Pharmacology, New College
I was educated at Trinity College, Cambridge, and received a BA in Natural Sciences (pharmacology part 2) in 1985 and my PhD (zoology) in 1989, having worked on the role of calcium oscillations in cell activation in Sir Michael Berridge's laboratory.
After a short spell at UCL working on mammalian fertilisation with Michael Whitaker, I went to Johns Hopkins University as a Harkness Fellow studying the role of calcium signals in early development. Returning to the UK in 1991, I joined the Department of Pharmacology. I have been successively a Beit Memorial Fellow, Wellcome Trust Career Development Fellow and Wellcome Trust Senior Fellow in Basic Biomedical Research.
I was elected to a Tutorial Fellowship at New College in 1998 in conjunction with a proleptic University appointment, appointed to a titular Professor of Pharmacology in 2002, and elected to the Professorship of Pharmacology and a Professorial Fellowship at LMH in 2006. I was Head of the Department of Pharmacology from 2006-2015.
I received the 2001 Novartis Prize of the British Pharmacological Society for my scientific contributions to pharmacology. I became a Fellow of the Academy of Medical Sciences in 2010 for my contributions to the advancement of medical science, and in 2016 I was elected a Fellow of The Royal Society for my work on calcium signalling.
Recent publications
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Acidic Ca2+ stores and immune-cell function.
Journal article
Davis LC. et al, (2022), Cell Calcium, 101
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Choreographing endo-lysosomal Ca2+ throughout the life of a phagosome.
Journal article
Morgan AJ. et al, (2021), Biochim Biophys Acta Mol Cell Res, 1868
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Glucose and NAADP trigger elementary intracellular β-cell Ca2+ signals.
Journal article
Heister PM. et al, (2021), Sci Rep, 11
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A tribute to Professor Sir Michael J. Berridge FRS (1938-2020).
Journal article
Bootman MD. et al, (2021), Biochim Biophys Acta Mol Cell Res, 1868
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Lysosomal agents inhibit store-operated Ca2+ entry.
Journal article
Morgan AJ. and Galione A., (2021), J Cell Sci, 134