Hannie Douben

Hannie Douben is a researcher in the Clinical Genetics department at Erasmus MC, Faculty of Medicine. She is actively involved in cutting-edge genetic research with a focus on RNA sequencing, transcriptome analysis, and genetic diagnostics.

Her research interests span RNA sequencing, molecular genetics, RNA splicing mechanisms, and diagnostic applications for genetic disorders. She has made significant contributions to understanding neurofibromatosis, Legius Syndrome, and various genetic conditions through innovative transcriptome screening approaches.

Dr. Douben's recent publications demonstrate a strong focus on improving genetic diagnostics through RNA-based methods, particularly for neurodevelopmental disorders and conditions involving RNA splicing abnormalities. Her work bridges basic molecular biology with clinical applications.

She is part of an extensive research network collaborating on projects related to nuclear pore complex disorders, integrin biology, and transcriptome analysis for improved genetic diagnosis.