Michael Turner
DPhil Student
BA(Hons) BMBCh MRCP(UK) MSc
Michael began his DPhil in October 2020 and is studying the genetic determinants of blood pressure in the Mexico City Prospective Study. The work aims to discover new blood pressure-determining variants and validate the findings made in other populations. He hopes to go on to study the associations of genetically-predicted blood pressure with important causes of death.
Michael has previously completed a BA(Hons) and BMBCh from the University of Oxford before working as a doctor in Manchester and the Thames Valley deanery. He undertook the Oxford MSc in Global Health Science during which he studied the association between UMOD variants and progression of chronic kidney disease. He subsequently went on to Renal and General Medicine specialist training – he has taken time out of this to undertake his DPhil.
Recent publications
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Determining the Relationship Between Blood Pressure, Kidney Function, and Chronic Kidney Disease: Insights From Genetic Epidemiology.
Journal article
Staplin N. et al, (2022), Hypertension
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Genotyping, sequencing and analysis of 140,000 adults from the Mexico City Prospective Study
Preprint
Ziyatdinov A. et al, (2022)
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UMOD-ulating CKD risk: untangling the relationship between urinary uromodulin, blood pressure, and kidney disease
Journal article
Turner M. and Staplin N., (2021), Kidney International, 100, 1168 - 1170
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Candida crescents in a renal allograft.
Journal article
Turner MP. et al, (2020), Kidney Int, 98
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Heavy chain deposition disease presenting with raised anti-GBM antibody levels; a case report.
Journal article
Turner M. et al, (2020), BMC Nephrol, 21