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James Peters
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Associate Professor in Rheumatology
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Genetics of gene expression in leucocyte subsets in health and immune-mediated diseases
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Identifying new causal factors for cardiovascular disease through Mendelian randomisation
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An integrated genetic and proteomic approach to understanding cardiovascular disease aetiology
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An integrated multi-omic approach to understanding lupus pathogenesis and heterogeneity
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Mendelian Randomisation of inflammation-related proteins to understand coronary heart disease aetiology’
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Collaborators (16)
Roido Manavaki
University of Cambridge
William John Astle
Principal Investigator
University of Cambridge
Helle F Jørgensen
Principal Invesigator
University of Cambridge
Emma Elisabeth Davenport
Group Leader
Wellcome Sanger Institute
Jordi Lambert
University of Cambridge
Julian Knight
University of Oxford
David Stacey
University of South Australia
Janine Collins
Barts Health NHS Trust
Fiona Gilbert
Professor
University of Cambridge
Ann Morgan
Musculoskeletal Theme Lead (7 workstreams)
University of Leeds
Harm Jan Bogaard
Professor of Medicine
VU medisch centrum
Åsa Johansson
Uppsala University
Oliver Stegle
Professor
Heidelberg University
Stephen Burgess
Group leader
University of Cambridge
Carles Foguet Coll
University of Cambridge
Scott Ritchie
Assistant Professor of Research
University of Cambridge
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