The Gurdon Institute is a world-leading centre for research at the interface between developmental biology and cancer biology
Our group leaders are listed below, each with a link to their research page:
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Julie Ahringer
The regulation of chromatin architecture and function
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Rick Livesey
Development, evolution and degeneration of the brain
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Andrea Brand
Time to wake up: regulation of stem cell quiescence and proliferation
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Hansong Ma
Genetics of mitochondrial DNA in evolution and disease
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Jenny Gallop
Membranes, actin and morphogenesis
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Eric Miska
Non-coding RNA and genome dynamics
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John Gurdon
Nuclear reprogramming by oocytes and eggs
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Emma Rawlins
Stem and progenitor cells in the mammalian lung
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Martin Hemberg
Computational analyses of large genomic datasets
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Ben Simons
Mechanisms of stem cell fate in tissue development, maintenance and disease
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Meri Huch
Stem cells and tissue regeneration in liver and pancreas
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Daniel St Johnston
Polarising epithelial cells and body axes
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Steve Jackson
Maintenance of genome stability
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Azim Surani
Human germ cell specification, programming and epigenetic inheritance
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Tony Kouzarides
Epigenetic modifications and cancer
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Fengzhu Xiong
Tissue morphogenesis by mechanics and cell dynamics
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Philip Zegerman
The regulation of DNA replication initiation in eukaryotes
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