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Carolyn Sue Richards

Professor of Molecular and Medical Genetics

Oregon Health & Science University

Affiliations

Division Of Genetics

Oregon Health & Science University

Oregon National Primate Research Center

Carolyn Sue Richards is currently serving as a Division Of Genetics Professor of Molecular and Medical Genetics at Oregon Health & Science University.

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Carolyn Sue Richards

Oregon Health & Science University

Professor of Molecular and Medical Genetics

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genetics human genetics medicine health sciences genomics medical genetics molecular genetics molecular diagnostics public health population genetics clinical research genetic variation genetic epidemiology cystic fibrosis forensic genetics laboratory medicine genetic testing molecular ecology heredity next-generation sequencing high throughput sequencing human variome project carnitine palmitoyltransferase 1a cancer discovery sociobiology medicinal research obstetrics and gynaecology cancer care blood purification respiratory medicine agricultural biotechnology plant science biomedical informatics health technology genome instability intermediate host mutation-based testing specific resistance cancer genetics benchmark studies applied genetics host genetics quality control sustainable process evidence-based recommendations randomized controlled trials genetic basis principal component analysis clinical guidance cancer management immunohaematology aplastic anemia heme homeostasis quality assurance colorectal cancer evidence-based medicine meta-analysis cytogenetics developmental genetics agricultural sciences clinical populations translational bioinformatics common mutations laboratory standards technical standards disease-specific supplements fragile site distal gcc repeat cftr mutation quality control materials routine testing adult family members molecular genetic pathology egapp methods update whole-genome sequencing consortium study

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Secondary Findings From Clinical Genomic Sequencing: Prevalence, Patient Perspectives, Family History Assessment, and Health-Care Costs From a Multisite Study. UNC Libraries (2025)

genetic counselingsecondary findingsfamily history assessmentepidemiologyforensic geneticspersonal genomicsmolecular diagnosticsgenomic medicineclinical genomic sequencinghuman geneticsfamily medicinegenetic epidemiology

Novel Recruitment Approaches and Operational Results for a Statewide Population Cohort for Cancer Research: The Healthy Oregon Project. Journal of Clinical and Translational Science (2024)

Zhenzhen ZhangAutumn ShaferKatie Johnson-CamachoAndrew AdeyPavana AnurKim A. BrownCasey ConradRachel CristPaige E. FarrisChristina A. HarringtonLisa K. MarriottAsia MitchellBrian O’RoakVanessa SerratoC. Sue RichardsPaul T. SpellmanJackilen Shannon

health communicationepidemiologyhealthy oregon projectclinical epidemiologyclinical populationscancer researchclinical researchhealth sciencesstatisticsstate-wide population cohort

Acmg Sf V3.1 List for Reporting of Secondary Findings in Clinical Exome and Genome Sequencing: A Policy Statement of the American College of Medical Genetics and Genomics (Acmg). Genetics in Medicine (2022)

Artificial Intelligence (AI)-Assisted Exome Reanalysis Greatly Aids in the Identification of New Positive Cases and Reduces Analysis Time in a Clinical Diagnostic Laboratory. Genetics in Medicine (2021)

Clinical Sequencing Exploratory Research Consortium: Accelerating Evidence-Based Practice of Genomic Medicine. Carolina Digital Repository (University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill) (2020)

biostatisticstranslational bioinformaticsbiomedical informaticsnext-generation sequencinggenomicsmolecular diagnosticshigh throughput sequencinggenomic medicineaccelerating evidence-based practicehuman geneticspersonalized medicinegenetics

Generating a Taxonomy for Genetic Conditions Relevant to Reproductive Planning. UNC Libraries (2020)

mendelian inheritancereproductive biologyassisted reproductionreproductive biotechnologygenetic conditionsevolutionary applicationsreproductive healthevolutionary biologygeneticsheredityreproductive sciencepopulation geneticsgenetic variation

Performance of Acmg-Amp Variant-Interpretation Guidelines Among Nine Laboratories in the Clinical Sequencing Exploratory Research Consortium. UNC Libraries (2020)

biostatisticsnext-generation sequencingacmg-amp variant-interpretation guidelinesnine laboratoriesgenome biologyclinical laboratoryvariant interpretationmolecular diagnosticsgenomic medicinehigh throughput sequencingomicslaboratory medicinebioinformaticsgenetics

Approaches to Carrier Testing and Results Disclosure in Translational Genomics Research: The Clinical Sequencing Exploratory Research Consortium Experience. Molecular Genetics & Genomic Medicine (2018)

Kathryn M. PorterTia L. KauffmanBarbara A. KoenigKatie L. LewisHeidi L. RehmCarolyn Sue RichardsNatasha T. StrandeHolly K. TaborSusan M. WolfYaping YangLaura M. AmendolaDanielle R. AzzaritiJonathan S. BergKatie BergstromLeslie G. BieseckerSawona BiswasKevin M. BowlingWendy K. ChungEllen W. ClaytonLaura K. ConlinGregory M. CooperMatthew C. DulikLevi A. GarrawayArezou A. GhazaniRobert C. GreenSusan M. HiattSeema M. JamalGail P. JarvikKatrina A. B. GoddardBenjamin S. Wilfond

molecular geneticstranslational genomics researchgenetics

Lessons Learned From a Study of Genomics-Based Carrier Screening for Reproductive Decision Making. Health Affairs (2018)

Benjamin S. WilfondTia L. KauffmanGail P. JarvikJacob A. ReissC. Sue RichardsCarmit McMullenMarian GilmorePatricia HimesStephanie A. KraftKathryn M. PorterJennifer L. SchneiderSumit PunjMichael C. LeoJohn F. DickersonFrances L. LynchElizabeth ClarkeAlan F. RopeKevin LutzKatrina A. B. Goddard

public healthreproductive decision makinggenomicsmedicinehealth sciences

What’s in Your Genome? Parents-To-Be Want to Know. (2018)

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Carolyn Sue Richards

Professor of Molecular and Medical Genetics

Oregon Health & Science University

Affiliations

Division Of Genetics

Oregon Health & Science University

Oregon National Primate Research Center

Carolyn Sue Richards is currently serving as a Division Of Genetics Professor of Molecular and Medical Genetics at Oregon Health & Science University.

Honors

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Carolyn Sue Richards

Oregon Health & Science University

Professor of Molecular and Medical Genetics

You can click a keyword to filter the displayed items

Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Secondary Findings From Clinical Genomic Sequencing: Prevalence, Patient Perspectives, Family History Assessment, and Health-Care Costs From a Multisite Study. UNC Libraries (2025)

Novel Recruitment Approaches and Operational Results for a Statewide Population Cohort for Cancer Research: The Healthy Oregon Project. Journal of Clinical and Translational Science (2024)

health communicationepidemiologyhealthy oregon projectclinical epidemiologyclinical populationscancer researchclinical researchhealth sciencesstatisticsstate-wide population cohort

Clinical Sequencing Exploratory Research Consortium: Accelerating Evidence-Based Practice of Genomic Medicine. Carolina Digital Repository (University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill) (2020)

Generating a Taxonomy for Genetic Conditions Relevant to Reproductive Planning. UNC Libraries (2020)

Performance of Acmg-Amp Variant-Interpretation Guidelines Among Nine Laboratories in the Clinical Sequencing Exploratory Research Consortium. UNC Libraries (2020)

molecular geneticstranslational genomics researchgenetics

Lessons Learned From a Study of Genomics-Based Carrier Screening for Reproductive Decision Making. Health Affairs (2018)

public healthreproductive decision makinggenomicsmedicinehealth sciences

What’s in Your Genome? Parents-To-Be Want to Know. (2018)

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10 / page