Suzanne M. Watt is affiliated with the University of Oxford in the United Kingdom. Their research spans the disciplines of medicine and biochemistry, genetics, and molecular biology, with a focus on hematology, molecular biology, immunology, genetics, and cell biology as key subfields.
The main topics within their body of work include hematopoietic stem cell transplantation, acute myeloid leukemia research, immune cell function and interaction, single-cell and spatial transcriptomics, RNA research and splicing, RNA modifications and cancer, and protein degradation and inhibitors.
Frequent coauthors in their research collaborations include Irene Roberts, Hua Peng, Joanna Hester, George Adigbli, and Fadi Issa.
The scientist has published in several notable venues, with frequent contributions to Faculty Opinions - Post-Publication Peer Review of the Biomedical Literature, the International Journal of Molecular Sciences, Leukemia, Blood, and npj Regenerative Medicine.
Recent papers authored or coauthored by Suzanne M. Watt demonstrate a focus on cellular and molecular mechanisms in hematopoiesis and leukemia. These include:
Myrtle Y. Gordon;Graham P. Riley;Suzanne M. Watt;Melvyn F. Greaves
M.F. Greaves;L.C. Chan;A.J.W. Furley;S.M. Watt
Enca Martin-Rendon;Enca Martin-Rendon;Susan J. Brunskill;Chris J. Hyde;Simon J. Stanworth
Denis Corbeil;Katja Röper;Andrea Hellwig;Manuela Tavian
N. Beauchemin;P. Draber;G. Dveksler;P. Gold
Mumtaz Virji;Katherine Makepeace;David J. P. Ferguson;Suzanne M. Watt
Mumtaz Virji;Suzanne M. Watt;Stephanie Barker;Katherine Makepeace
P R Crocker;E A Clark;M Filbin;S Gordon
Suzanne M. Watt;Suzanne M. Watt;Francesca Gullo;Francesca Gullo;Mark van der Garde;Mark van der Garde;Mark van der Garde;Daniel Markeson;Daniel Markeson;Daniel Markeson
C.D. Buckley;R. Doyonnas;J.P. Newton;S.D. Blystone
E. Martin-Rendon;D. Sweeney;F. Lu;F. Lu;F. Lu;J. Girdlestone;J. Girdlestone
Mumtaz Virji;Debbie Evans;Andrea Hadfield;Fritz Grunert
Michalis Papadakis;Gina Hadley;Maria Xilouri;Lisa C Hoyte
Climent Casals-Pascual;Oscar Kai;Joyce O. P. Cheung;Senani Williams
Enca Martin‐Rendon;Enca Martin‐Rendon;Sarah J.M. Hale;Dacey Ryan;Dilair Baban
S M Watt;K Karhi;K Gatter;A J Furley
Suzanne M. Watt;Jill Williamson;Helen Genevier;Jon Fawcett
Suzanne M. Watt;Steve E. Gschmeissner;Paul A. Bates
Cheen Peen Khoo;Kingsley Micklem;Suzanne M. Watt
Enca Martin-Rendon;Suzanne M. Watt;Suzanne M. Watt
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