Nathan Archer
Assistant Professor (Epitranscriptomics)
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Nathan Archer is an Assistant Professor specializing in Epitranscriptomics at the University of Nottingham, UK. His research areas include the study of m6A methylation in various biological contexts, including chicken embryos and prostate cancer, as well as the roles of specific proteins in RNA processing and pathogenesis. Notable recent articles highlight the clinical significance of RNA methyltransferase complexes and their influence on transcriptional networks.
Articles (6)
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2023
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2023
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2022
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2022
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2022
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2020
Collaborators (16)
Gordon Grant Simpson
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Simon Welham
Lecturer
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Jennie Jeyapalan
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Jenny Persson
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Scott Waddell
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Melissa Davis
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Matthias Soller
Senior Lecturer
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Catrin Rutland
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Tracey Coffey
Head of Division of Animal Health and Welfare
University of Nottingham
daniel hebenstreit
University of Warwick
Philip Ward
University of Oxford
Helen Miranda Knight
Associate Professor
University of Nottingham
Victoria James
University of Nottingham
Adam Blanchard
Associate Professor
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