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Thursday 9th February 2012

Two more rare disease genes identified

Description: January was a good month for our exome sequencing programme, with the identification of genes associated with two more rare diseases - one associated with Genitopatellar Syndrome and one with Microcephaly-Lymphoedema-Chorioretinal Dysplasia.
Date:: 09/02/2012

Thursday 22nd December 2011

Description: Personalised immune response to stress antigens may explain the differences between patients in tumour control, transplant rejection and inflammation.
Date:: 22/12/2011

Friday 16th December 2011

Description: King's College London researchers and Guy's and St Thomas' clinicians have produced the first clinical grade human embryonic stem cell lines that are free from animal products and intended for publicly-funded research. The cells have the potential to become the 'gold standard' lines for developing new stem cell-based therapies.
Date:: 16/12/2011

Wednesday 30th November 2011

Description: Kings' Health Partners awarded funding for two NIHR Translational Research Partnerships
Date:: 30/11/2011

Friday 25th November 2011

Description: Scientists have developed a rapid method that can be used to simultaneously screen patients for a range of genetic and acquired clinical conditions from a single dried blood spot.
Date:: 25/11/2011

Monday 7th November 2011

Description: On Wednesday 19th October, 42 students from Oaklands School, Tower Hamlets, came over to Guy's campus to meet researchers and get involved in a number of hands-on experiments and science demonstrations.
Date:: 07/11/2011

Friday 7th October 2011

Description: New research has discovered that damage caused by UVA1 – the primary waveband emitted by sun beds – may be more carcinogenic than previously thought.
Date:: 07/10/2011

Monday 12th September 2011

Description: Amanda Buttery, one of the BRC Allied Health Professions Training Fellows, recently presented her PhD findings at the European Society of Cardiology (ESC) Congress 2011 in Paris. Amanda was one of the three finalists in the ESC's Nursing and Allied Health Investigator Award and presented her work at a dedicated awards session at the Congress.
Date:: 12/09/2011

Sunday 4th September 2011

Description: Exome sequencing research has identified mutations in GATA2 in patients with primary lymphoedema and acute myeloid leukaemia (AML).
Date:: 04/09/2011

Thursday 18th August 2011

Description: Guy's and St Thomas', with its university partner, King's College London, is delighted that the National Institute for Health Research (NIHR) has awarded our Biomedical Research Centre £58.7 million funding over the next five years.
Date:: 18/08/2011

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