Elizabeth (Prion)

Elizabeth Prion is a Professor of Molecular Genetics at University College London (UCL). Her research primarily focuses on the molecular mechanisms underlying various genetic disorders, contributing significantly to the field of genetics through her work in both teaching and research.

Academic Background and Research

Elizabeth Prion has an extensive academic background in molecular genetics, with a particular emphasis on the genetic diagnosis and understanding of haemoglobin disorders. She is associated with UCL's molecular genetics laboratory, which serves as a national center for diagnosing these conditions, including prenatal diagnosis.1 This laboratory collaborates with UCLH and Health Service Laboratories to provide comprehensive genetic testing services.

Professional Contributions

In addition to her teaching role at UCL, Prion is involved in various research projects aimed at advancing the understanding of genetic disorders. Her work not only impacts clinical practices but also informs educational programs related to genetics and molecular biology.

Contact Information

For those interested in her research or academic contributions, Elizabeth Prion's professional profile can be accessed through UCL's official website, where further details about her publications and ongoing projects may be found.2