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Tarsha Ward

Developmental Biology and Genetics

University of Virginia

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About Tarsha Ward at University of Virginia (UVA)

Tarsha Ward is a researcher at Harvard University focusing on the genetic and cellular mechanisms underlying congenital heart defects and related developmental disorders.

Research Areas

congenital heart defectsinduced pluripotent stem cellsSMAD2 mutationscardiovascular disease modelingdevelopmental geneticsneurofibromatosismicrotubule dynamicsmitosis
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Research Output

Total Citations1,471

Emerging researcher

Publications139

Selective publication record

h-index18

Developing track record

i10-index28

Early-stage portfolio

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