Synopsis of recent research by authors named "Daisy Parsons"
- Daisy Parsons' recent research focuses on congenital genetic anomalies and their clinical implications, as exemplified by a case study of a 15-year-old boy with a 12q13.13 microdeletion causing congenital hand difference.
- In her study on human placentas, she investigates the structural adaptations of the syncytiotrophoblast, specifically highlighting how the folding of its basal plasma membrane can enhance surface area for nutrient and waste exchange, which is crucial for maternal-fetal health.
- Her findings emphasize the importance of both genetic research and anatomical adaptations in understanding health conditions related to congenital anomalies and placental function.
