Graeme Black
Professor of Genetics and Ophthalmology
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Professor Graeme Black is a leading academic in the field of Genetics and Ophthalmology at the University of Manchester, UK. His research focuses on retinal dystrophy, gene therapy, and the genetic underpinnings of albinism, as well as the clinical interpretation of genetic variants. He has contributed significantly to understanding hereditary eye diseases and has published numerous articles addressing real-world outcomes of gene therapies and the necessity for genomic testing in rare disorders.
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Panos Sergouniotis
Senior Lecturer & Honorary Consultant
The University of Manchester
Anthony Khawaja
Associate Professor
University College London
Mark Simcoe
University College London
Katie M Williams
King’s College London
Juho Wedenoja
University of Helsinki
Jessica Cooke Bailey
Assistant Professor
Case Western Reserve University School of Medicine
Sir Peng Tee Khaw
University College London
Kari Pulkki
Professor
University of Helsinki
Petra Liskova
Charles University in Prague
Stefan Meyer
Clinical Senior Lecturer
The University of Manchester
Benoit Arveiler
Prof - Group leader
Bordeaux University Hospital
Andrew Dick
University College London
Max Yates
University of East Anglia
Jamie Ellingford
The University of Manchester
Paul Lichter
University of Michigan
Robyn Tapp
Coventry University
Katri Pylkäs
University of Oulu
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