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Kerrin Small is a Professor of Genomics at King's College London involved in the Department of Twin Research & Genetic Epidemiology. She leads the Regulatory Genomics Research Group, focusing on understanding the genetic regulation of gene expression in various tissues and environmental conditions. Her research contributes significantly to the field of genomics, particularly in studying the genetic factors influencing complex traits and diseases. She is also the Deputy Director (Scientific) of TwinsUK, a major research initiative that uses twin studies to explore genetics and health. Professor Small's work encompasses a broad range of genomic applications, from metabolic health and disease susceptibility to the impact of genetic variations on human health. She has authored numerous peer-reviewed publications that elaborate on her findings in regulatory genomics, epigenetics, and the interaction of dietary components with genetic predispositions to diseases. Through innovative approaches combining genomics and epidemiology, she strives to uncover insights that can improve health outcomes and disease prevention strategies.
King's College London • London, UK
Leading research initiatives in genomics and genetic epidemiology.
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