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Thomas Thumberger

Thomas Thumberger graduated and earned his PhD in developmental biology and embryology at Hohenheim University, where he investigated the establishment of the left-right axis in vertebrates. In 2011, he joined the Centre of Organismal Studies at Heidelberg University as a postdoc in Jochen Wittbrodt’s lab, and became a group leader in 2018. His research focuses on how glycosylation impacts development and organ maintenance, utilizing genome editing tools to establish fish mutants as models for human congenital glycosylation disorders.

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