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Investigating the role of ciliary genes in the aetiology of congenital hypopituitarism and related disorders

Funder MRF Charity-funded
Recipient organisation University College London
Funding £100K
Period Jun 2025 — Mar 2027

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Research project funded by MRF at University College London.

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Mehul Dattani (EPMC Awardee)

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