Ros Craddock
Thesis title: General pedigree tracking of alleles causing hereditary disorders in dogs.
Contact details
- Email: Ros.Craddock@ed.ac.uk
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Easterbush Campus, Charnock Bradley Building
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Background
Ros Craddock is a PhD student in the Highlander Lab, Roslin Institute, and the Global Academy of Agriculture and Food Systems (GAAFS), University of Edinburgh. Her research aims to produce a general tool for the pedigree tracking of disease-causing alleles in dogs. Thus, in doing so, she hopes to positively impact future dog health, welfare, and breed conservation.
Before her PhD, Ros completed a BSc in Agricultural Science (Animal Science) at the GAAFS, University of Edinburgh. She was a founding member of the Food Security and Sustainability Society and maintained her committee role in Social Media throughout her studies.