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Funding success for Dr Caroline Gorvin and Dr Kate Lines

OCDEM Research

© Martin Phelps

Dr Caroline Gorvin and Dr Kate Lines of the Thakker group have been successful with their joint application to the Society for Endocrinology for an  Early Career Grant to support their project “Epigenetic regulation of CaSR in pituitary tumourigenesis: a potential novel treatment”

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