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natalie.connor-robson@dpag.ox.ac.uk


01865 282358

Websites

  • OPDC

    Oxford Parkinson's Disease Centre

Natalie Connor-Robson

Postdoctoral Career Development Fellow

Research Interests

As part of the Oxford Parkinson’s disease centre my research is based around characterising the earliest pathogenic changes that occur in Parkinson’s disease (PD) and trying to understand how this leads to disease.  I am investigating how these molecular alterations lead to and cause the progression of the disease with the hope that this will allow us to develop a much better understanding of Parkinson’s. 

My work uses genetic models of PD and I am particularly interested in how mutations in Glucocerebrosidase (GBA) and LRRK2 lead to PD.  

Biography

I studied Biomedical Sciences at Cardiff University graduating in 2009 and going on to complete my PhD in 2013 at the same university.  My PhD also concentrated on the mechanisms of Parkinson’s disease with particular interest in a loss of function role for alpha-synuclein.