Karen Low (@drkarenlow) 's Twitter Profile
Karen Low

@drkarenlow

Clinical Geneticist and NIHR PhD fellow. Chief Investigator of GENROC Study. Mum, runner and love being in nature.

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Thank you Professor John Sayer, academic nephrologist and renal consultant, for coming to Manchester to give a fascinating talk on renal ciliopathies! You can read more: ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/P…

Thank you Professor John Sayer, academic nephrologist and renal consultant, for coming to Manchester to give a fascinating talk on renal ciliopathies! You can read more: ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/P…
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Apologies, our server is down and this means new families can't join today. We hope it will be fixed very soon and will let you know!

Apologies, our server is down and this means new families can't join today. We hope it will be fixed very soon and will let you know!
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Our sign up page is back up and running - thanks for your patience! Lots of space still remaining to join our efforts to improve genetic neurodevelopmental research

Our sign up page is back up and running - thanks for your patience! Lots of space still remaining to join our efforts to improve genetic neurodevelopmental research
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Pseudo-natural history made from dozens of DDD patients with the same genetic condition, expertly done by Karen Low. Highlights phenotype variability and differences in onward referrals, see doi.org/10.1016/j.gimo…

Pseudo-natural history made from dozens of DDD patients with the same genetic condition, expertly done by <a href="/drkarenlow/">Karen Low</a>. Highlights phenotype variability and differences in onward referrals, see doi.org/10.1016/j.gimo…
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All researchers and clinicians working in rare disease should read this excellent white paper- essential reflections for future working if we hope to be successful in delivering meaningful clinical trials for patients with impact

All researchers and clinicians working in rare disease should read this excellent white paper- essential reflections for future working if we hope to be successful in delivering meaningful clinical trials for patients with impact
Hannah Robinson 🧬☀️ (@drhkrobinson) 's Twitter Profile Photo

ExeterGenomes are celebrating!! The team in Exeter have been delivering diagnoses for children with rare genetic diseases since 2013. Initially as exomes, now thriving as a national rapid genome sequencing service (R14). We've just passed our 9000th family 😮🎉🥳 South West Genomic Laboratory Hub

<a href="/ExeterGenomes/">ExeterGenomes</a> are celebrating!! The team in Exeter have been delivering diagnoses for children with rare genetic diseases since 2013. Initially as exomes, now thriving as a national rapid genome sequencing service (R14). We've just passed our 9000th family 😮🎉🥳 <a href="/SWGLH/">South West Genomic Laboratory Hub</a>
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Check out this paper describing the phenotype and spectrum in TAOK related disorders from an excellent up and coming geneticist @NourElkhateeb14 and from the inspiring Meena Balasubramanian group

Check out this paper describing the phenotype and spectrum in TAOK related disorders from an excellent up and coming geneticist @NourElkhateeb14  and from the inspiring <a href="/MeenaBalasubra5/">Meena Balasubramanian</a> group
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Feeling disproportionately proud that despite my middle age I have coded in shiny for the first time today and got something to output. Excited about possible applications for GenROC!

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GenROC has been open for almost 2 years. We will close to new participants in 4 days but there is still space so don't miss out....And you have until the end of March to complete questionnaires

GenROC has been open for almost 2 years.  We will close to new participants in 4 days but there is still space so don't miss out....And you have until the end of March to complete questionnaires
Jenny Lord (@drjennylord) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Fully funded PhD studentship available with me and Meena Balasubramanian The University of Sheffield investigating novel causes of rare disease using bioinformatics and big data sets! Application deadline 28th March. Faculty of Health | University of Sheffield SCYPHeR Initiative findaphd.com/phds/project/s…

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Behaviour concerns are frequently reported in genetic neurodevelopmental conditions. This checklist might provide some practical help. Parents and clinicians can attend this event to learn more.

Behaviour concerns are frequently reported in genetic neurodevelopmental conditions. This checklist might provide some practical help. Parents and clinicians can attend this event to learn more.
ABPI (@abpi_uk) 's Twitter Profile Photo

There are many rare conditions, but few with treatments to help. We want to change this. Read our colleague Dan O'Connor's blog on the Rare Therapies Launchpad and how it might improve access to personalised therapies bit.ly/433EPUP #RareDiseaseDay2025 Genetic Alliance UK

There are many rare conditions, but few with treatments to help. We want to change this.

Read our colleague Dan O'Connor's blog on the Rare Therapies Launchpad and how it might improve access to personalised therapies bit.ly/433EPUP  

#RareDiseaseDay2025 <a href="/GeneticAll_UK/">Genetic Alliance UK</a>
Unique (@unique_charity) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Support, knowledge & community can change lives. Swipe to read heartfelt stories from some of the brilliant scientists, geneticists & doctors we have had the fortune to work with. Our work extends globally, offering resources on rare chromosome and gene disorders.

Support, knowledge &amp; community can change lives. Swipe to read heartfelt stories from some of the brilliant scientists, geneticists &amp; doctors we have had the fortune to work with. Our work extends globally, offering resources on rare chromosome and gene disorders.