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Kevin Gillinder is a Research Fellow at the Australian Centre for Blood Diseases at Monash University in Melbourne. His research interests focus on understanding the molecular mechanisms of sequence-specific transcription factors, particularly how DNA motif recognition and co-factor recruitment regulate gene expression. His activity often explores the mutations that disrupt these processes and their therapeutic manipulations. Kevin has received a seeding grant from the Ruby Red Foundation for a project titled 'From Genomics to New Treatments for Myeloproliferative Neoplasms'. He has a background in haematology and blood cancer research and has notable expertise relating to the UN Sustainable Development Goals. Kevin has previously held positions as a Senior Research Officer at Mater Research Limited and the University of Queensland, and he worked as a Research Assistant at Newcastle University in the United Kingdom. His collaborative network has expanded through several projects aimed at delivering novel insights into the biology of blood-related diseases.
Mater Research Limited • AU
Conducted research on blood diseases and worked on various projects aimed at developing new therapeutic strategies.
University of Queensland • AU
Led research initiatives in the area of gene expression in haematological malignancies.
Newcastle University • United Kingdom
Supported research on transcription factors and genetic regulation.
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