The Rubinstein-Taybi syndrome and other malformations

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Modified last 18/12/2002

This research is headed by Dr. Dorien J.M. Peters and Prof. Dr. Martijn H. Breuning. The main aims of our research are the characterization and  functional analysis of genes involved malformation syndromes, particularly the Rubinstein-Taybi syndrome. The other main line of research is the characterization and  functional analysis of genes involved in the pathophysiology of  Polycystic Kidney Disease using genetic, cellular and transgenic mouse model approaches.  

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