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​​Genetic variation effects on gene expression regulation in autoimmune disease​

Speciality area
Gastroenterology

Study type
Data only

Researcher type
Commercial

Research lead
​​Hazel Jones​

Exploring the genetic factors that contribute to severe nausea and vomiting in pregnancy

Speciality area
Genomics and Rare Diseases

Study type
Data only

Researcher type
Academic

Research lead
Dr Peter Dixon

Develop a deeper understanding of the rare and common changes that influence susceptibility to intrahepatic cholestasis of pregnancy (ICP), a liver disease affecting pregnant women

Speciality area
Genomics and Rare Diseases

Study type
Data only

Researcher type
Academic

Research lead
Pr Peter Dixon

Genetics of high blood pressure in the lung

Speciality area
Genomics and Rare Diseases

Study type
Data only

Researcher type
Academic

Research lead
Dr Christopher Rhodes

Investigating Underrepresented Groups with Inflammatory Bowel Disease

Speciality area
Gastroenterology

Study type
Participant re-contact

Researcher type
Academic

Research lead
Professor Horace Williams

Spotting Subtypes in IBD: Understanding Risk of Fibrosis

Speciality area
Gastroenterology

Study type
Data only

Researcher type
Academic

Research lead
Dr. Animesh Acharjee

Verifying the absolute neutrophil count range for individuals with the Duffy null phenotype

Speciality area
Haematology

Study type
Data only

Researcher type
Academic

Research lead
​​Dr Stephen Hibbs​

Investigating ethnic minorities with Inflammatory Bowel Disease

Speciality area
Gastroenterology

Study type
Data only

Researcher type
Academic

Research lead
Professor Horace Williams

Evaluating the performance and bias of Electronic Health Record transformers for predicting cardiovascular outcomes following COVID-19

Speciality area
COVID

Study type
Data only

Researcher type
Academic

Research lead
Charlotte James