We are pleased to see that Colin Dolphin has joined the tmau.org.uk forum. Dr Dolphin is a senior lecturer at Kings College London, and was part of the team that first demonstrated that genetic mutations of the FMO3 gene was responsible for genetic trimethylaminuria (TMAU1)
Dr Colin Dolphin's introductory post on the tmau.org.uk forum
As can be seen in Dr Dolphin's papers in pubmed, he was heavily involved in the early days of defining the FMO3 gene (as well as other FMO's in the FMO gene family).
Dr Colin Dolphin author search in pubmed
Welcome Dr Dolphin
Note : Mr Dolphin is not a medical doctor.
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