James Cranley
PhD Fellow, Wellcome Sanger Institute
James is a Wellcome Trust funded PhD student who joined the Teichmann group in 2021. He received his medical degree from Oxford University before undertaking a NIHR Academic Clinical Fellowship based in Cambridge. He is a cardiologist in training, with a clinical focus in electrophysiology and inherited cardiac conditions. He will use scRNAseq to characterise site-, age- and disease-dependent changes in the cardiac transcriptome.
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