EMBO Member
Wellcome Sanger Institute, Cambridge | United Kingdom
EMBO 2019
Common, complex conditions such as cardiovascular, inflammatory and immune diseases can be considered as extremes of a broad spectrum of phenotypic variation that is also seen in healthy individuals. Our group is interested in understanding how genetic factors determine such phenotypic variation, using large-scale genome scans including genome sequencing data, epigenetic profiling and molecular traits such as gene expression and metabolomics.
Keywords: Human genetics / genome sequencing / biobanks / cardiometabolic traits / immune traits
Subject area(s): Cellular Metabolism | Cell & Tissue Architecture | Genomic & Computational Biology | Immunology | Molecular Medicine | Cell & Tissue Architecture | Genomic & Computational Biology | Immunology | Molecular Medicine | Cellular Metabolism | Molecular Medicine | Immunology | Genomic & Computational Biology | Cell & Tissue Architecture | Cellular Metabolism | Molecular Medicine | Immunology | Genomic & Computational Biology | Cell & Tissue Architecture | Cellular Metabolism | Molecular Medicine | Immunology | Genomic & Computational Biology | Cell & Tissue Architecture | Cellular Metabolism | Molecular Medicine | Immunology | Genomic & Computational Biology | Cell & Tissue Architecture | Cellular Metabolism | Molecular Medicine | Immunology | Genomic & Computational Biology | Cell & Tissue Architecture | Cellular Metabolism