Author Information
Anne C. Ferguson-Smith is a distinguished geneticist affiliated with the Department of Genetics at the University of Cambridge. Her research interests encompass a broad spectrum of genetics, including epigenetic mechanisms, imprinting disorders, and genome function. Through her work, she has made significant contributions to the understanding of genetic regulation and epigenetic modifications.Research Contributions
Anne C. Ferguson-Smith has made substantial contributions to genetics, as evidenced by her numerous publications. Her recent research includes studies on the regulation of hippocampal neurogenesis, epigenetic mechanisms in assisted reproductive technology-related imprinting disorders, and the impact of defective folate metabolism on germline epigenetic stability. Her work often utilizes advanced models such as iPSC and mouse models to unravel complex genetic and epigenetic interactions. Additionally, she has explored the genomic properties of retrotransposons, their methylation patterns, and implications for host genome function.Aliases
Anne C. Ferguson-Smith has been referenced in various publications under several aliases, including Anne C. Ferguson-smith, A. C. Ferguson-smith, and A. Ferguson-smith, among others. These aliases reflect variations in her name's formatting across different publications and databases.Publication and Citation Metrics
| Metric |
Value |
| Total Citations |
25,026 |
| h-index |
82 |
| Total Papers |
268 |
