John Blangero
Professor/Director Genomics Computing Center
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John Blangero is a Professor and Director of the Genomics Computing Center at the University of Texas Rio Grande Valley School of Medicine, USA. His research areas include the impact of environmental pollutants on health, neurobiology, and genetic influences on metabolic disorders, particularly within Hispanic populations. His recent publications explore topics such as the relationship between early-life exposures and cardiometabolic risk, cognitive performance in adults, and the mechanisms of neurocellular stress response in various conditions.
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William Scott
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Satish Kumar
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