Centres of Excellence
Lunenfeld researchers work collaboratively within Centres of Excellence to expedite new discoveries and bring therapies from the research bench to the patient bedside...
| Centre for Genomic Medicine | Prosserman Centre for Health Research | Centre for Systems Biology |
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Genetics researchers identify genes that influence disease risk or outcome and design strategies for translating this information to clinical practice – expediting the prevention, diagnosis and treatment of disease. Investigators:
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Epidemiologists (those who study populations) assess the impact of genetic and environmental causes related to disease through a combination of lab and clinical studies. Investigators:
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Leading cell biologists take a “systems-wide” view to gain a better understanding of many diseases. Investigators:
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| Centre for Stem Cells and Tissue Engineering | Centre for Modeling Human Disease | Fred A. Litwin Centre for Cancer Genetics |
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Researchers use stem cell lines to create models for disease, repairing and replacing degenerating tissues. Investigators:
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Experts perform genome-wide analysis seeking insights on pregnancy and development, diabetes, neurobehaviour, cancer, cardiovascular disease, bone and connective tissue formation, and kidney function. Investigators:
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Geneticists reveal new approaches in detecting, treating and preventing cancer – and look at population-based studies to seek out cancer susceptibility genes. Investigators:
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| Centre for Neurodevelopment and Cognitive Function | Research Centre in Women’s and Infants’ Health | |
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Neurobiologists study the development and function of the nervous system to find the cause and cure to human neurological and psychiatric diseases. Investigators:
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Experts collaborate on the areas of reproductive biology, pregnancy and the transition to the newborn period. Investigators:
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