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Role Group Leader / Principal Research Fellow

Research area Infection, Immunity and Global Health

Group Molecular Immunity

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Professor Richard Saffery is the Group Leader of the Molecular Immunity group.

Novakovic, B, Saffery, R. The importance of the intrauterine environment in shaping the human neonatal epigenome. Epigenomics 5(1) : 1 -4 2013
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Cruickshank, MN, Oshlack, A, Theda, C, Davis, PG, Martino, D, Sheehan, P, Dai, Y, Saffery, R, Doyle, LW, Craig, JM. Analysis of epigenetic changes in survivors of preterm birth reveals the effect of gestational age and evidence for a long term legacy. Genome Medicine 5(10) : 96 2013
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Martino, D, Loke, YJ, Gordon, L, Ollikainen, M, Cruickshank, MN, Saffery, R, Craig, JM. Longitudinal, genome-scale analysis of DNA methylation in twins from birth to 18 months of age reveals rapid epigenetic change in early life and pair-specific effects of discordance. Genome Biology 14(5) : r42 2013
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Martino, DJ, Joo, SE, Saffery, R, Prescott, S. Basic and clinical immunology – 3024. First evidence for epigenetic disruption in t-cells from children with food allergy. World Allergy Organization Journal 6(Suppl 1) : p200 2013
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Novakovic, B, Gordon, L, Robinson, WP, Desoye, G, Saffery, R. Glucose as a fetal nutrient: dynamic regulation of several glucose transporter genes by DNA methylation in the human placenta across gestation. The Journal of Nutritional Biochemistry 24(1) : 282 -288 2013
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