Thomas Glover

Thomas Glover is a Professor in the Department of Human Genetics at the University of Michigan, specializing in genomic structural variation, replication stress, and fragile sites in cancer. His research explores mechanisms of DNA damage, structural variant formation, and their implications in genetic disorders and oncogenesis.

His publications highlight recurring themes in

• Common Fragile Sites (CFSs)
• Replication Stress
• Copy Number Variants (CNVs)
• Structural Variation in Cancer
• Genomic Instability
• Molecular Mechanisms of Mutation

. Collaborative work with Thomas Wilson and Martin Arlt underscores interdisciplinary approaches to understanding DNA repair pathways.

Recent collaborations include studies on POLQ-mediated structural variants in mitosis (2024), advanced technologies for CNV detection (2023), and foundational work on CFSs in cancer (2017). While no formal scientific awards are explicitly listed, his contributions are memorialized through co-authorship in tributes to Stephen T. Warren, a pioneer in human genetics.