David C. Page

David C. Page

Professor of Biology; Core Member, Whitehead Institute; Investigator, Howard Hughes Medical Institute

David C. Page examines the genetic differences between males and females — and how these play out in disease, development, and evolution.

617-258-5203

Phone

WI-401C

Office

Whitehead Institute for Biomedical Research

Location

Susan Tocio

Assistant

617-258-5070

Assistant Phone

Education

  • MD, 1984, Harvard Medical School
  • BS, 1978, Chemistry, Swarthmore College

Research Summary

We seek to understand the genetic differences between males and females — both within and beyond the reproductive tract. We study the medical ramifications of these differences in a broad context, through comparative biological, evolutionary, developmental and clinically focused analyses. Our three main veins of research relate to sex differences in health and disease, sex chromosome genomics, and germ cell origins and development.

Awards

  • American Academy of Arts and Sciences, Fellow, 2012
  • March of Dimes, Developmental Biology, 2011
  • National Academy of Medicine, Member, 2008
  • National Academy of Sciences, Member, 2005
  • Howard Hughes Medical Institute, HHMI Investigator, 1990
  • MacArthur Foundation, MacArthur Fellowship, 1986

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Photo credit: Gretchen Ertl/Whitehead Institute