Tatiana Karp

Tatiana Karp is a Researcher at the Department of Pulmonology, University Medical Center Groningen (UMCG), University of Groningen, specializing in respiratory disease mechanisms through genomic and transcriptomic approaches.

Her research centers on asthma endotypes, COPD therapeutics, and genomic biomarker discovery, with expertise in nasal/lung tissue analysis, expression-quantitative trait loci (eQTL), and cell-type deconvolution techniques. She leverages large-scale cohorts like the ATLANTIS study and Brazilian genome project to advance precision medicine in respiratory disorders.

Recent publications (2022-2025) reveal a trajectory toward integrating multi-omics data with clinical phenotypes, emphasizing biomarker stratification for asthma/COPD subtypes and pharmacological interventions like tiotropium. Her work bridges wet-lab genomics and computational biology to address unmet needs in respiratory therapeutics.

Dr. Karp actively collaborates with UMCG leaders including Prof. Maarten van den Berge (Pulmonology) and Prof. Victor Guryev (Genetics), contributing to international consortia published in high-impact journals such as Thorax and Nature Communications.