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Gina Ravenscroft

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Gina Ravenscroft

I have a BSc (Hons) and PhD from the University of WA. I majored in human physiology and my PhD involved understanding the muscle physiology and defects in animal models of floppy-baby syndrome (nemaline myopathy). I am a current NHMRC ECF and work with Prof Nigel Laing on neuromuscular diseases, in particular identifying the genetic defects underlying severe congenital myopathies and understanding their disease mechanisms.

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