Items where Author is "Dunwoodie, Sally"

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Stark, Zornitza and Boughtwood, Tiffany and Haas, Matilda and Braithwaite, Jeffrey and Gaff, Clara L. and Goranitis, Ilias and Spurdle, Amanda B. and Hansen, David P. and Hofmann, Oliver and Laing, Nigel and Metcalfe, Sylvia and Newson, Ainsley J. and Scott, Hamish S. and Thorne, Natalie and Ward, Robyn L. and Dinger, Marcel E. and Best, Stephanie and Long, Janet C. and Grimmond, Sean M. and Pearson, John and Waddell, Nicola and Barnett, Christopher P. and Cook, Matthew and Field, Michael and Fielding, David and Fox, Stephen B. and Gecz, Jozef and Jaffe, Adam and Leventer, Richard J. and Lockhart, Paul J. and Lunke, Sebastian and Mallett, Andrew J. and McGaughran, Julie and Mileshkin, Linda and Nones, Katia and Roscioli, Tony and Scheffer, Ingrid E. and Semsarian, Christopher and Simons, Cas and Thomas, David M. and Thorburn, David R. and Tothill, Richard and White, Deborah and Dunwoodie, Sally and Simpson, Peter T. and Phillips, Peta and Brion, Marie-Jo and Finlay, Keri and Quinn, Michael CJ. and Mattiske, Tessa and Tudini, Emma and Boggs, Kirsten and Murray, Sean and Wells, Kathy and Cannings, John and Sinclair, Andrew H. and Christodoulou, John and North, Kathryn N. (2023) Australian Genomics: Outcomes of a 5-year national program to accelerate the integration of genomics in healthcare. The American Journal of Human Genetics, 110 (3). pp.419-426. ISSN 00029297

Lain, Samantha J. and Blue, Gillian and O’Malley, Bridget and Winlaw, David and Sholler, Gary and Dunwoodie, Sally and Nassar, Natasha and The Congenital Heart Disease Synergy Study group, x (2023) Using novel data linkage of biobank data with administrative health data to inform genomic analysis for future precision medicine treatment of congenital heart disease. International Journal of Population Data Science, 8 (1). ISSN 2399-4908

Dunwoodie, Sally L. and Wallingford, John B. and Dunwoodie, Sally and Wallingford, John (2020) Diseases of development: leveraging developmental biology to understand human disease. Development, 147 (21). ISSN 0950-1991