Jon Lartey

Jon Lartey is a Clinical Associate Professor at Norwich Medical School, University of East Anglia, and a member of the Metabolic Health research group. His work focuses on the epigenetic regulation of placental development and its implications for metabolic and pregnancy-related health outcomes.

His research interests include:

• Epigenetics and genomic imprinting
• Placental biology and gene expression
• Metabolic health in pregnancy
• DNA methylation dynamics
• Developmental origins of health and disease

Recent publications highlight his contributions to understanding non-canonical imprinting, placenta-specific imprinted genes, and transcriptomic alterations in complicated pregnancies. His work primarily involves collaborative molecular studies centered on epigenetic mechanisms in human placental tissues.

The research trends show a strong focus on epigenetic regulation in placental development, particularly parent-of-origin gene expression, methylation inheritance, and alternative splicing in adverse pregnancy conditions.

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He is affiliated with the Metabolic Health research group at Norwich Medical School, which likely involves collaborative studies on metabolic and developmental pathways in pregnancy and early life.