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Twelve new genes linked with type 2 diabetes have been found in a study into the differences in people's DNA and their risk of having the condition. The study was led by researchers at Oxford University and forms part of the Wellcome Trust case control consortium. Professor Mark McCarthy said "Gradually we are piecing together clues about why some people get diabetes and other don't, with the potential for developing better treatments and preventing onset of diabetes in the future. For more information visit the BBC website.
Bethan Psaila
MRC MHU NDCLS Principal Investigators WIMM
MA; MBBS; MRCP; FRCPath; PhD Bethan Psaila - Associate Professor of Haematology
Paresh Vyas
MRC MHU NDCLS OCH Principal Investigators WIMM
MRCP FRCP FRCPath Paresh Vyas - Professor of Haematology
Christian Babbs
MRC MHU MRC TIDU NDCLS Principal Investigators Research Support WIMM
BSc (Hons) DPhil Christian Babbs - Head of Genome Engineering/Principal Investigator in RDM
Adam Mead
MRC MHU NDCLS Principal Investigators WIMM
PhD MRCP FRCPath Adam Mead - Professor of Haematology
Chris Groves
Administration IMD MRC MHU Research Support WIMM
BSc (Hons) Chris Groves - MRC MHU Laboratory Manager
Daniel North
MRC MHU Researchers Students WIMM
Daniel North - Clinical Research Fellow and DPhil Student
Hana Mlcochova
MRC MHU NDCLS Researchers
PhD Hana Mlcochova - Research Assistant in Medical Genetics
Noemi Roy
MRC MHU NDCLS Researchers
MBChB; BSc; DPhil; MRCP; FRCPath Noemi Roy - Associate Professor of Molecular Haematology