Robert Taylor
Prof of Mitochondrial Pathology
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Professor Robert Taylor is a Professor of Mitochondrial Pathology at Newcastle University in the United Kingdom. His research focuses on mitochondrial diseases, exploring areas such as mitochondrial donation, cellular signaling, mitophagy, and the application of Raman spectroscopy in diagnosing muscle diseases. He has published extensively on the genetic aspects of mitochondrial pathology and the roles of specific genes in human health and disease.
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Kenjyo Miyauchi
The Univeristy of Tokyo
William Newman
The University of Manchester
Thomas McWilliams
Assistant Professor of Mitochondrial Medicine, Academy of Finland Research Fellow
University of Helsinki
Fumi Suomi
University of Helsinki
Omid Safronov
University of Helsinki
Gavin Hudson
Senior Lecturer
Newcastle University
Brendan J. Battersby
University of Helsinki
Gráinne S. Gorman
Newcastle University
Amy E. Vincent
Newcastle University
James Alix
Senior Clinical Lecturer
University of Sheffield
John C. C. Day
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Uwe Richter
University of Helsinki
Monika Oláhová
Newcastle University
Ville Paavilainen
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Takayuki Mito
Assistant Professor
Kyushu University
Noelia Fradejas-Villar
University of Bonn
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