Rachel Woodhouse

Dr. Rachel Woodhouse is a Research Fellow at the John Curtin School of Medical Research, Australian National University. Her work bridges genomics, cancer, and epigenetics, with a focus on mechanisms like histone modifications and RNA interference in Caenorhabditis elegans models.

• Key affiliations: Division of Genome Sciences and Cancer, The Burr Group (Cancer Immunology and Epigenetics)

Research overview: Her studies explore transgenerational epigenetic inheritance and chromatin dynamics. Current projects include developing therapies for EZH2-driven B-cell lymphoma, aligning with her expertise in epigenetic mechanisms.

Publications: Her work emphasizes multi-step processes in epigenetic inheritance and chromatin modifiers' roles. Keywords span epigenetics, histone methyltransferases, and RNA interference.

Contact: Email Rachel.Woodhouse@anu.edu.au for collaboration or inquiries.