Christopher Bell
Reader (Associate Professor) in Functional Genomics & Epigenomics
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Christopher Bell is a Reader (Associate Professor) in Functional Genomics & Epigenomics at Queen Mary University of London, UK. His research primarily focuses on the study of DNA methylation and its implications in human health and disease, particularly in relation to aging, chronic pain, and cardiovascular treatments. Recent publications reflect his work on thymic output, epigenomic insights into disease pathology, and advancements in personalized medicine through genomics.
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John G. Gribben
Queen Mary University of London
Kerry Chester
University College London
Jordana Bell
King’s College London
Guido Wollmann
Laboratory head
Medical University of Innsbruck
Adam J Byrne
Imperial College London
Patricia Munroe
Professor of Molecular Medicine
Queen Mary University of London
Benny Chain
Professor of Immunology
University College London
Rajeev Gupta
University College London
Nischalan Pillay
Associate Clinical Professor
University College London
Gesa Albers
University of Sydney
Paula Longhi
Professor
Queen Mary University of London
Volker Schartinger
Medical University of Innsbruck
Kevin Rouault-Pierre
Senior Lecturer
Barts Cancer Institute
Andrew Morris
The University of Manchester
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