Childhood Genetic Diseases Laboratory
@geneticdiseases-lab.fr
Our research unit is dedicated to the study of diseases with a genetic component: pulmonary, auto-inflammatory and developmental diseases.
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About Childhood Genetic Diseases Laboratory
Childhood Genetic Diseases Laboratory (CGDL) is a research unit dedicated to the study of diseases with a genetic component, specifically focusing on pulmonary, auto-inflammatory, and developmental diseases. In collaboration with the molecular diagnostic activity of the hospital laboratory, CGDL is affiliated with INSERM and Sorbonne University.
With a strong emphasis on understanding the physiopathology of these diseases, CGDL has formed exceptional cohorts of patients over the years, characterized by their size and phenotypic characterization. By combining genetic analyses with various molecular and cellular biology approaches, CGDL aims to uncover the molecular and cellular bases of these diseases, which are still not fully understood in many cases.
Located at Hôpital Armand-Trousseau in Paris, France, CGDL operates both a research laboratory and a molecular diagnostics lab. For more information, clinicians and researchers can contact CGDL through their provided contact details.
CGDL is at the forefront of groundbreaking research, paving the way for a deeper understanding of childhood genetic diseases and potentially leading to improved diagnosis, treatment, and management strategies.
