Insights into children’s disease

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DescriptionInsights into children’s disease. Professor David Palmer is leading Lincoln University staff and students, and an international team of researchers, to better understand the genetic, biochemical and cell biology make up of the neurodegenerative disease known as Batten disease. Project: Animal models for human disease (Batten disease). Researchers: Professor David Palmer, Dr Graham Kay, Dr Hannah Lee, Nadia Mitchell, Lucy Barry, Janet Xu, Hongde Liang, Jarol Chen, Longfie Mao. External Collaborators: Dr Stephanie Hughes, Kate Linterman (Otago), Dr Craig Johnson (Massey), Dr Imke Tammen, Mira Ismail (Sydney), Dr Jonathan Cooper, Sybille Dihanich (London), Professor Jenny Morton (Cambridge).PeopleDavid Palmer | Graham Kay | Hannah Lee | Nadia Mitchell | Lucy Barry | Janet Xu | Hongde Liang | Jarol Chen | Longfie Mao | Stephanie Hughes | Kate Linterman | Craig Johnson | Imke Tammen | Mira Ismail | Jonathan Cooper | Sybille Dihanich | Jenny MortonPersonDavid PalmerGraham KayHannah LeeNadia MitchellLucy BarryJanet XuHongde LiangJarol ChenLongfie MaoStephanie HughesKate LintermanCraig JohnsonImke TammenMira IsmailJonathan CooperSybille DihanichJenny MortonOrganisationLincoln UniversityDate2011-2012Keywordsresearchchildren's diseaseneurodegenerative diseaseBatten diseaseanimal modelsFilenameInsights into children’s diseaseSourceTransform 2011-2012 page 19.DepartmentDepartment of Wine, Food and Molecular BiosciencesFaculty / Research CentreFaculty of Agriculture & Life SciencesItem Reference0001225

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Insights into children’s disease