Kathryn A Selby
FRCPC, BSc, MRCP, MBBCH
Investigator, BC Children's Hospital
Journal of Neurology
Hanns Lochmller and Hernan Gonorazky and Elisa Nigro and Jean K. Mah and Alberto Alemn and Amanda Yaworski and Maryam Oskoui and Anne Marie Sbrocchi and Kathryn Selby and Ana de Vera and Laura McAdam and Ekaterina Gresko and Aki Linden and Catherine Dutreix and Eric P. Hoffman
DOI: 10.1007/s00415-026-13711-603 / 2026
Journal of Neuromuscular Diseases
Patricia Mortenson and Homira Osman and Erin Beattie and Corinne Kagan and Victoria Larocca and Claudia Maltais and Linda Niksic and Margo Thompson and Kathryn Selby
DOI: 10.1177/2214360225140581912 / 2025
Health Expectations
Homira Osman and Zainab Adamji and Stacey Lintern and Ian C. Smith and Alyssa Grant and Lola E.R. Lessard and Hanns Lochmuller and Hugh McMillan and Kathryn Selby and Gerald Pfeffer and Lawrence Korngut and Cynthia Gagnon and Kednapa Thavorn and Jodi Warman-Chardon
DOI: 10.1111/hex.7052912 / 2025
Developmental Medicine & Child Neurology
Ege Sarikaya and Courtney B. Cook and Kathryn A. Selby and Ye Shen and Alison M. Elliott
DOI: 10.1111/dmcn.1627510 / 2025
Children
Kennedy Austin and Carly Pistawka and Colin J. D. Ross and Kathryn Selby and Alice Virani and Vanessa Kitchin and Alison Elliott
DOI: 10.3390/children1201004912 / 2024
Journal of Clinical Lipidology
Zoe White and Chady H. Hakim and Marine Theret and N. Nora Yang and Fabio Rossi and Dan Cox and Gordon A. Francis and Volker Straub and Kathryn Selby and Constadina Panagiotopoulos and Dongsheng Duan and Pascal Bernatchez
DOI: 10.1016/j.jacl.2020.05.09807 / 2020
Tarailo-Graovac M and Shyr C and Ross CJ and Horvath GA and Salvarinova R and Ye XC and Zhang LH and Bhavsar AP and Lee JJ and Drgemller BI and Abdelsayed M and Alfadhel M and Armstrong L and Baumgartner MR and Burda P and Connolly MB and Cameron J and Demos M and Dewan T and Dionne J
DOI: 10.1056/nejmoa1515792 PubMed: 2727656206 / 2016
Doja A and Orr SL and McMillan HJ and Kirton A and Brna P and Esser M and Tang-Wai R and Major P and Poulin C and Prasad N and Selby K and Weiss SK and Yeh EA and Callen DJ
DOI: 10.1017/cjn.2015.360 PubMed: 2678725705 / 2016
Dias C and Sincan M and Cherukuri PF and Rupps R and Huang Y and Briemberg H and Selby K and Mullikin JC and Markello TC and Adams DR and Gahl WA and Boerkoel CF
DOI: 10.1002/humu.22032 PubMed: 2231168604 / 2012
Horvath GA and Selby K and Poskitt K and Hyland K and Waters PJ and Coulter-Mackie M and Stockler-Ipsiroglu SG
DOI: 10.1177/0333102411420584 PubMed: 2201314111 / 2011
Mah JK and Selby K and Campbell C and Nadeau A and Tarnopolsky M and McCormick A and Dooley JM and Kolski H and Skalsky AJ and Smith RG and Buckley D and Ray PN and Yoon G
PubMed: 2151550805 / 2011
Spacey SD and Szczygielski BI and Young SP and Hukin J and Selby K and Snutch TP
PubMed: 1537648508 / 2004
Pranzatelli MR and Hanin I and Tate E and Kindel G and Bergin A and Brown CM and Habersang P and Habersang R and Mack KJ and Rosenbaum B and Selby KA and Vasconcellos M
DOI: 10.1016/1090-3798(98)01003-3 PubMed: 10726844Selby KA and Newton RW and Gupta S and Hunt L
DOI: 10.1136/adc.66.7.876 PubMed: 183073507 / 1991
The study includes a 5 year retrospective chart review of the diagnostic outcome of pediatric patients who have undergone a skeletal biopsy for a suspected mitochondrial disease at BC Children's between January 1998 and June 2003.
The objectives of the study include:
To evaluate the diagnostic outcome of patients who have undergone a skeletal biopsy for a suspected mitochondrial disease for quality assurance purposes
To determine the number of patients that received a diagnosis of mitochondrial disease using other diagnostic tests
To identify patients’ factors that predict a higher skeletal muscle biopsy yield
To establish detailed demographic and clinical patient database
The development of PTC124 offers a novel therapeutic approach to the treatment of genetic disorders: coupling the identification of patients with a specific type of genetic defect with a small-molecule therapy that has the potential to correct the phenotypic expression of that genetic defect.
We hypothesize that the mean change in 6MWD from Day 1 (Visit 3 – Baseline) to Week 48 (Visit 11 – End-of-Treatment) will be 30 meters longer in at least one of the PTC124 arms than in the placebo arm. The primary objective of this study is to evaluate the ability of PTC124 to improve ambulation as assessed by change in 6MWD.
The Laura MacRae Award, 1995
At BC Children’s, we are making discoveries that save lives and transform health care for children in our province and around the world. Our research portfolio includes basic, clinical, population, and public health research.
EXPLORE OUR RESEARCH
Sign up for compelling stories about innovative science, the doctors and researchers who turn ideas into discoveries and treatments, and the kids and families whose lives are changed.
BC Children's Hospital Research Institute operates on the ancestral and unceded territory of the Coast Salish peoples — xʷməθkʷəy̓əm (Musqueam), Sḵwx̱wú7mesh (Squamish), and Səl̓ílwətaʔ/Selilwitulh (Tsleil-Waututh) Nations. Further, this acknowledgement, gratitude, and respect extends to all of the First Nations communities on whose territories the Research Institute builds relationships and operates in British Columbia.
© 2026 BC Children’s Hospital Research Institute. All rights reserved.
Crafted with by Forge and Smith
