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Professor Sarah Ennis

Professor Sarah Ennis

Professor of Genomics

Accepting applications from PhD students.

Connect with Sarah

Email: S.Ennis@soton.ac.uk

Tel: +44 23 8120 8614

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Research Publications External roles and responsibilities
Research Publications External roles and responsibilities

Research

Research groups

Research projects

Active projects

Comprehensive Long-range sequencing of NOD2 and related regions to predict disease outcome in paediatric Crohn's disease
Researchers:
Doctor James Ashton
Professor Sarah Ennis
Integration of genomic and clinical data to provide personalised diagnosis, disease prediction and improved patient outcomes in inflammatory bowel disease
Researchers:
Doctor James Ashton
Professor Sarah Ennis
Utilisation of big clinical data to characterise, predict and personalise therapy in inflammatory bowel disease
Researchers:
Doctor James Ashton
Professor Sarah Ennis

Completed projects

Xenopus as a model organism to characterise rare disease
Researchers:
Professor Sarah Ennis
Professor Diana Baralle
Sponsor: Medical Research Council
HEIF 2018/19 Ennis
Researchers:
Professor Sarah Ennis
Professor Tony Williams
S Ennis: Metabolo-genomic interactions in paediatric Crohn’s Disease (CD).
Researchers:
Professor Sarah Ennis
Sponsor: Guts UK
Genomics of Peritoneal Malignancy including rare forms of Mesothelioma
Researchers:
Professor Sarah Ennis
Doctor Reuben Pengelly
Sponsor: Mesothelioma UK
Ennis. Immunogenetic profiling of children with inflammatory bowel disease
Researchers:
Professor Sarah Ennis
Professor Tony Williams
Sponsor: Crohns in Childhood Research Association
Functional and interpretive analysis of the microbiome and assessment of ileal transcriptome and genetic interactions in paediatric Crohn's disease
Researchers:
Professor Sarah Ennis
Sponsor: Action Medical Research
Ennis CICRA Exome sequencing of paediatric inflammatory bowel disease patients
Researchers:
Professor Sarah Ennis
Sponsor: Crohns in Childhood Research Association
Artificial intelligence methods applied to Genomic Data for improved health (AGENDA)
Researchers:
Professor Sarah Ennis
Sponsor: EPSRC
OLIVIA study
Researchers:
Doctor Helena Lee
Professor Sarah Ennis
Sponsor: Medical Research Council
Integrated whole-genomic analysis of splenic marginal-zone lymphoma to improve patient management.
Researchers:
Professor Jon Strefford
Professor Sarah Ennis
Sponsor: The Kay Kendall Leukaemia Fund
A Lotery: Molecular genetics study to identify novel genetic variants for Primary Open Angle Glaucoma
Researchers:
Professor Andrew Lotery
Professor Sarah Ennis
Doctor Jane Gibson
Sponsor: International Glaucoma Association
Prof Lotery: Pharmacogenetic correlations in AMD
Researchers:
Professor Andrew Lotery
Professor Sarah Ennis
Sponsor: Macular Disease Society
Clinical efficacy and mechanistic evaluation of Eplerenone for central serious chorio-retinopathy (VICI randomised trial)
Researchers:
Professor Andrew Lotery
Professor Sarah Ennis
Mrs Angela Cree
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