Open menu
View all staff

Professor Graham Burdge

Professor of Nutritional Biochemistry

Connect with Graham

Email: g.c.burdge@soton.ac.uk

Address: Southampton General Hospital, Tremona Road Shirley, SO16 6YD (View in Google Maps)

ORCID
Research Publications External roles and responsibilities

Research

Research projects

Active projects

Derisking the commercial opportunities associated with novel omega-3 foodstuffs
Sponsor: Biotechnology & Biological Sciences Research Council

Completed projects

Graham Burdge: BBSRC: How does polyunsaturated fatty acid biosynthesis regulate T lymphocyte function?
Sponsor: Biotechnology & Biological Sciences Research Council
Dr G Burdge: 'Epigenetic processes in transmission of prenatally-induced phenotypes between generations
Sponsor: Biotechnology & Biological Sciences Research Council
Burdge. BBSRC. Replacing fish with genetically modified plant oil
Sponsor: Biotechnology & Biological Sciences Research Council
Maternal fat intake and vascular function in the offspring
Sponsor: British Heart Foundation
G Burdge PG/06/098/21347
Sponsor: British Heart Foundation
Burdge ES534265 Project 244200 Genomics of omega-3 in Atlantic salmon (Researcher project - HAVBRUK)
Sponsor: The Research Council of Norway
Burdge Lillycrop 1059711 The cycle of obesity: a two generation population study of obesity epigenetics
Sponsor: National Health and Medical Research Council
"A study of the health benefits of North Atlantic fish oils"
Sponsor: The Norwegian Seafood Research Fund - FHF
Burdge, N07, Mechanisms for induced changes in the epigenome during early development
Sponsor: Wessex Medical Research
Burdge WCRF 2011/420 Folic acid and epigenic regulation
Sponsor: World Cancer Research Fund
G Burdge
Sponsor: Gerald Kerkut Charitable Trust
'The effect of acute exercise on DNA methylation of genes in the leukocytes of children with type 1 diabetes mellitus'
Sponsor: Telethon Kids Institute
Burdge Sex differences in the regulation of fatty acid metabolism
Sponsor: Nutricia Research Foundation
M Hanson FS/05/064/19525
Sponsor: British Heart Foundation
Godfrey Early nutrition, epigenetics and body composition
Sponsor: Nestec Ltd
Hanson RG/15/17/31749 Epigenetic Biomarkers and Determinants of Cardiovascular Risk in Children
Sponsor: British Heart Foundation
Godfrey. EpiGen Consortium. Paternal nutrition and its effect on the sperm transcriptome and transmission of altered paternal environments to the embryo and offspring.
Sponsor: Singapore Institute for Clinical Sciences, A*STAR Research Entities
IDEAL - EU-FP7 - Prof M Hanson
Sponsor: European Union
Identification of non coding RNA profiles associated with GDM risk
Sponsor: Singapore Institute for Clinical Sciences, A*STAR Research Entities
How to edit profile
Back to top