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Christina (Christy) Tise is an Assistant Professor in the Department of Pediatrics at Stanford University, specializing in Medical Genetics. She is a physician scientist with substantial interests in biochemical genetics and the clinical impact of genetic conditions on pregnancy and newborn health. Christina has developed multiple research projects aimed at the biochemical genetic conditions identified through newborn screening. She has published extensively on unforeseen diagnoses and genetic etiologies of recurrent pregnancy loss, investigating the complexities of inherited metabolic conditions and their impact on human reproduction. Christina is a key contributor to TRIOS, a multi-site, NIH-funded research initiative designed to evaluate genetic causes of recurrent pregnancy loss. Additionally, she mentors students in the Genetic Counseling Master's Program and advocates for inclusive healthcare practices. Her academic interests focus on the intersection of biochemical analysis and innovative technologies to enhance the diagnosis and treatment of genetic disorders. With a strong background in genetics, she embodies a commitment to progress and opportunities within the fields of medical genetics, prenatal and reproductive genetics.
Stanford University • Stanford, CA
Focused on Medical Genetics and Biochemical Genetics, involved in multiple research projects and clinical training.
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