GUaRDIAN is a consortium of over 280 clinicians and researchers from over 60 medical and research centers making it one of the largest clinical genomics research networks in India
Read more about the programme in the recent overview
Human Genomics 13:52 (2019)
What is GUaRDIAN ?  GUaRDIAN is a collaborative research programme towards understanding the genetic basis and molecular mechanisms underlying rare genetic disorders. We use the advanced sequencing technologies, extensive bioinformatics and animal models. Our collaborators include a large number of clinicians and scientists. Genomics for Precision Medicine in India  Our collaborative network includes pioneers in personal genome sequencing and analysis in India, and the collaborative network brings together the enormous expertise in clinical assessment, genome sequencing, analysis and interpretation. Focus areas of Research and Cohorts Our network encompasses a wide variety of clinical specialties. Our specialized cohorts and focused programmes include Dermatology and Genodermatosis, Neurological disorders, Rare Blood Groups just to name a few. We are open to include more cohorts in collaboration with clinical groups. Please contact us for more details. How can we help you  If you are a Clinician or Researcher, you could collaborate with the network and participate in ongoing research initiatives. Please contact us for more details We look forward to working with organisations to advance the cause of education, genetic testing and research. Pulse
 The CSIR-IGIB Sanofi Genzyme Fellowship in Genomics for Medical Professionals aims to introduce fundamental aspects of genomics and molecular medicine to clinicians through short-term visit, interaction and hands-on training on specific aspects of genomics with the faculty at the CSIR-Institute of Genomics and Integrative Biology (CSIR-IGIB) in Delhi.> more | Events and CME Update
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'Race for 7': A multi-city run to create awareness for rare diseases (14th March 2019) |
