Prof. Graham R. Taylor PhD FRCPath

Head of CR-UK Genomic Service Laboratories

Visiting Professor, Leeds Institute of Molecular Medicine

Hon Consultant Clinical Molecular Geneticist

Chair of UK Clinical Molecular Genetics Society

Communicating Editor, Human Mutation

Joint project leader, DMuDB.net, Diagnostic Mutation Database

Principal Investigator, Dept of Health NEAT project New genetic diagnostic technologies for consanguineous families at risk of recessive genetic disease

Honorary Member of the NIHR Faculty

President Elect of the Human Genome Variation Society

Projects:

Next-gen sequencing

NEAT Project


Leber congenital amaurosis is the commonest form of congenital blindness. One gene, LCA5 on Chr. 6q14, encodes the ciliary protein lebercilin. The image shows lebercilin co-localized with tubulin in cultured cells.

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