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The publication record reflects sustained international work in clinical human genetics, translational genomics and diagnostic methodology.

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Publications with a clinical-translational focus

85original publications
34h-index
4,569total citations
4,228citing articles

The publication record spans first-author, senior-author and collaborative work in rare disease genetics, growth disorders, skeletal dysplasias, NGS diagnostics and clinical variant interpretation.

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Science The Lancet AJHG Genetics in Medicine
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99 public ORCID records
84 direct DOI or journal links
8 additional PubMed links
Research lines

Main subject areas

  • genetic causes of short stature and growth disorders
  • ciliopathies and skeletal developmental disorders
  • clinical and functional variant interpretation
  • NGS-based diagnostics and translational implementation
Authorship profile

Independent scientific track record

  • 11 first-author papers
  • 16 senior-author papers
  • 58 collaborative papers
  • continued visibility across clinical and methodological topics
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Selected papers with particular relevance

The following selection marks recurring strengths in growth genetics, skeletal disorders, variant interpretation and translational diagnostics.

2024

ATP6V1C1 / ATP6V1B2 and multisystem disease

HGG Advances. Dominantly acting variants affecting lysosomal and autophagosomal function.

2021

Spondylocostal dysostosis type 3

Clinical Genetics. Refined clinical and molecular delineation of a rare skeletal disorder.

2019

ZNF292-related neurodevelopmental disorder

Genetics in Medicine. Important contribution to the genetics of neurodevelopmental disease with autism-spectrum features.

2019

Evolutionary conserved networks of human height

European Journal of Human Genetics. Mendelian causes of short stature identified through conserved biological networks.

2018

Systematic phenotyping and exome sequencing in short stature

Genetics in Medicine. Highly relevant clinical work on diagnostic evaluation in short stature.

2015

DYNC2LI1 mutations broaden the dynein-2 spectrum

Scientific Reports. Expansion of the clinical spectrum of ciliary disease.

2015

MAP4 dependent growth regulation

Human Mutation. Functional genomics of centrosome, cilia and growth biology.

2013

Rare copy number variants in short stature

PLoS Genetics. Important contribution to the genetic aetiology of short stature.

2011

MYST4 disruption and Noonan-syndrome-like phenotype

Journal of Clinical Investigation. Translational mechanistic work with strong functional relevance.

2008

PCNT mutations cause primordial dwarfism

Science. Landmark publication on the genetics of primordial short stature.

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