Wellcome Trust Sanger Institute - Faculty

Faculty

The Sanger Institute is home to a Faculty of nearly 40 experts whose areas of interest represent the Sanger Institute's genetics research programmes. These research leaders engage in hypothesis-driven science in a variety of scientific fields. They are:


Adams, David Experimental Cancer Genetics
Anderson, Carl Statistical Genetics
Barrett, Jeffrey Statistical and computational genetics of human disease
Barroso, Inês Metabolic Disease Group
Bateman, Alex Classification of protein and RNA families
Berriman, Matt Parasite Genomics
Billker, Oliver Malaria Programme
Bradley, Allan Mouse Genomics
Campbell, Peter Cancer Genome Project
Carter, Nigel Molecular Cytogenetics
Deloukas, Panos Genetics of complex traits in humans
Dougan, Gordon Microbial Pathogenesis
Durbin, Richard Genome Informatics
Futreal, Andy Cancer Genome Project
Gaffney, Daniel Population and evolutionary genomics of gene regulation
Hubbard, Tim Vertebrate Genome Analysis
Hurles, Matthew Genome Dynamics and Evolution
Kellam, Paul Virus Genomics
Kwiatkowski, Dominic Malaria Programme
Lawley, Trevor Bacterial Pathogenesis
Liu, Pentao Mouse Cancer Genetics
Logan, Darren Genetics of Instinctive Behaviour
McDermott, Ultan Cancer Genome Project
Mustonen, Ville Population Genomics of Molecular Phenotypes
Palotie, Aarno Genetics of Common Neurological Diseases
Parkhill, Julian Pathogen Sequencing
Rayner, Julian Malaria Programme
Sandhu, Manj Genetic Epidemiology
Skarnes, Bill Gene Trap Mutagenesis
Soranzo, Nicole Genomics of quantitative trait variation in humans
Steel, Karen Genetics of Deafness
Stemple, Derek Vertebrate Development and Genetics
Stratton, Mike Cancer Genome Project
Tyler-Smith, Chris Human Evolution
Wright, Gavin Cell Surface Signalling Laboratory
Yadav, Vijay Systems biology of Bone
Zeggini, Eleftheria Applied Statistical Genetics

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