Andrew Pitt

Andrew Pitt is a Professor of Chemistry at The University of Manchester, affiliated with the Manchester Institute for Biotechnology. His research focuses on chemical biology, utilizing chromatography coupled to mass spectrometry to study proteins, lipids, and metabolites in biological systems. He is also the CAMS (Community for Analytical Measurement Science) Chair at Manchester and co-chair of the CAMS Measurement Sciences Institute. Pitt's academic career includes positions at the University of Strathclyde, University of Glasgow, Aston University, and the University of Manchester, where he has contributed to proteomics, metabolomics, and lipid analysis. His work addresses fundamental biochemical questions and their implications for human health, including the study of oxidative damage and the development of biomarkers.

Andrew Pitt is a researcher at the University of Manchester with expertise in Chemical Biology, proteomics, lipidomics, and mass spectrometry. His work focuses on understanding the molecular mechanisms of diseases through the analysis of proteins and lipids. Pitt's research includes the study of reactive oxygen species, lipid oxidation, and the role of proteomic biomarkers in conditions such as coronary artery disease. He has contributed to the development of methodologies for mass spectrometry-based analysis of oxidized proteins and has explored the functional proteomics of signaling pathways in cancer. His studies also address the chemical and biological properties of lipid oxidation compounds and their implications in disease pathology.