Zebrafish
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Disease
Genetics
The MRC Centre for Developmental and Biomedical Genetics central purpose is to bring together developmental geneticists with clinician scientists, creating a focus of expertise in the generation of animal models of human disease with the aim of stimulating the translation of findings from model systems to the development of novel therapies and clinical practice. Read more about the centre |  | |||
 | With sixteen full members and eight associate members, each heading an independent research laboratory, the cdbg has around 100 postdoctoral research assistants, post graduate students and technical staff. It boasts some of the finest research facilities in the U.K. and attracts annual grant income in excess of £2m. | |||
| The Centre, in conjunction with the MRC, offers training and employment to talented individuals who want to pursue a career in the developmental and biomedical sciences. There are more than 60 post-doctoral researchers and technical staff currently employed at the Centre. In addition there are dozens of PhD, Master's and Undergraduate students undergoing training in our facility at any given time. Read more about our career opportunities | ||||
