University of Exeter
Organisation as named by public health-data sources.
Records naming this organisation
- New insights from Neonatal Diabetes (Registered study, Health research charity grants (360Giving), 2012-05-15)
- Using genetics to understand how the maternal intrauterine environment influences fetal growth (Registered study, Health research charity grants (360Giving), 2014-06-04)
- Maximizing South West Biomedical Sequencing and Informatics Capability (Registered study, Health research charity grants (360Giving), 2013-05-08)
- The interaction of polygenic and monogenic diabetes to unravel new biology and diabetes subtypes (Registered study, Health research charity grants (360Giving), 2019-12-05)
- Using genomic approaches to understand immunogenicity of biologic drugs in inflammatory bowel disease (Registered study, Health research charity grants (360Giving), 2021-09-30)
- Non-coding mutations in congenital hyperinsulinism: deciphering the role of gene dysregulation in human disease (Registered study, Health research charity grants (360Giving), 2021-07-13)
- Human-specific gene regulation in pancreatic beta-cell development (Registered study, Health research charity grants (360Giving), 2021-11-30)
- Primary Annotated Resources to Advance Discovery In Genomic Medicine (PARADIGM) (Registered study, Health research charity grants (360Giving), 2022-09-30)
- Outcomes-based data science to optimise individual therapy choice in type 2 diabetes (Registered study, Health research charity grants (360Giving), 2023-03-28)
- Investigating the risk of harm to Black men in prostate cancer diagnosis (Registered study, Health research charity grants (360Giving), 2024-11-30)
- The intersectionality of sex and ethnicity on primary care management of symptoms of suspected colorectal cancer (Registered study, Health research charity grants (360Giving), 2026-06-12)
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