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The Monteiro Lab studies the fundamental mechanisms underpinning haematopoiesis in development and homeostasis and how perturbations in these mechanisms lead to haematopoietic disease.

What factors direct cells of a particular lineage(endothelium) to de-differentiate and become a stem cell for a different tissue type (blood)? How do these stem cells maintain the balance between differentiation ...

Professor Jo Morris is interested in the way our cells maintain and repair our genome, keeping our DNA intact.

A particular interest is the functions of the breast and ovarian cancer predisposition protein BRCA1 and the way it works in controlling DNA resection and DNA replication. She also works on the small modifier proteins, ubiquitin and SUMO and is interested in how these change the way ...

Ferenc leads a research group in the Department of Cancer and Genomic Sciences and is a member of the Birmingham Centre for Genome Biology. Their research encompass transcription regulation in vertebrate development and the DNA codes of gene expression regulation. They use zebrafish as a main model system. They collaborate with colleagues in the Medical School and internationally to ...

Claire Palles is an Associate Professor in the Department of Cancer and Genomic Sciences at the University 麻豆精选. 

Her laboratory studies genetic predisposition to gastrointestinal cancers with a focus on discovery and characterisation of:

1)    Genetic variants associated with oesophageal adenocarcinoma and its precursor Barrett’s oesophagus

2)  &nbs ...

Professor Jo Parish was awarded a Royal Society University Research Fellowship in 2007 and was appointed Senior Lecturer in the Department of Cancer and Genomic Sciences at the University 麻豆精选 in 2012.

The main focus of Jo’s research is the study of novel virus-host interactions that are important for viral pathogenesis and persistence. Jo has a longstanding interest in the ...

Professor Petermann’s research focuses on mechanisms of mammalian DNA replication stress, with an emphasis on oncogene-induced replication stress and homologous recombination. She has published more than 35 research papers and review articles in the field of DNA replication and DNA repair. Her lab has received research funding from Cancer Research UK, MRC, BBSRC, Worldwide Cancer Research, ...

Dr Saponaro is interested in characterising mechanisms of genome stability maintenance. In particular, he is interested in understanding how RNA Pol II transcription and DNA replication are coordinated, and how in context with defective transcription this can lead to increased genome instability. He develops his research combining whole genome analyses with functional studies. He characterises ...

My prime research interest is how the information encoded in chromosomes instructs building of the most complex organ, the brain, and allows an organism to perform elaborate tasks.

Professor Stankovic is a passionate advocate of translational research in the fields of DNA damage response and hematologic malignancies. For over two decades, her group has studied different ways to manipulate defective DNA damage responses in tumour cells for therapeutic benefit. A particular emphasis is given to the concept of synthetic lethality and pharmacological targeting of compensatory ...

Professor Grant Stewart is a Professor of Cancer Genetics in the Department of Cancer and Genomic Sciences.

Defective repair of DNA damage is the most frequent underlying cause of genetic instability and cancer development. Professor Stewart's research focuses on understanding how the cell detects and repairs damage to its DNA and how defects in this process contribute to the development of ...