Researchers in the Unit
Research Biographies
This page lists research leaders within the Unit. Projects are organised into internal research groups within the areas of:
|Biomedical Systems Analysis |Chromosomes and Gene Expression
|Medical and Developmental Genetics |Core Scientific Services
Human Genetics Unit Director: Professor Nick Hastie
Dr Ian Adamsgerm cell development, spermatogenesis, oogenesis, meiosis |
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Professor Wendy Bickmoregenome organisation, chromatin, nucleus |
Professor Javier CaceresRNA processing in eukaryotes, alternative splicing, microRNAs |
Dr Julia Dorinhost defence peptides, inflammatory modulation, models of human disease |
Professor Malcolm Dunlopcolorectal cancer, genetic susceptibility, prevention |
Professor David FitzPatrickmalformation, cleft palate, anophthalmia |
Professor Chris Haleycomplex traits, quantitative genetics |
Professor Nick Hastiedevelopmental genetics, pediatric cancer, tissue maintenance |
IGMM Chancellor's FellowshipDr Sasha Kagansky epigenetics, chromatin |
Dr Grzegorz Kudlagene expression, codon usage |
Professor Robert Hilllimb development, left right asymmetry, sonic hedgehog, long range regulation |
Dr Andrew Jacksongenetic disorders of brain size, nucleic-acid mediated inflammation |
Professor Ian Jacksonmouse genetics, melanocytes, mouse genomics |
Dr Richard Meehanepigenetics of development, DNA methyltransferases, methyl-CpG binding proteins |
Dr Ian OvertonData integration, network biology, systems medicine |
Dr Elizabeth Pattonmelanocyte, melanoma, zebrafish, MAPK-signaling developmental disease |
Dr Colin Semplebioinformatics, regulatory genomics |
Dr Martin TaylorMutation, selection, regulation, disease |
Professor Alan Wrightretina, population isolates
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