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Gene W. Yeo
Gene Yeo, Ph.D., MBA is a Professor of Cellular and Molecular Medicine at the University of California San Diego (UCSD), a founding member of the Institute for Genomic Medicine and a member of the UCSD Stem Cell Program and Moores Cancer Center. Dr. Yeo serves as Co-Director of the Bioinformatics and Systems Biology Graduate Program, an Associate Director of a Genetics T32 training program at UCSD, and Deputy Scientific Director of Sanford Consortium for Regenerative Medicine in La Jolla.
Associate Directors
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Katherine Rothamel
Katie is an expert in RNA-binding protein dynamics integrating both biochemical, high-throughput, and bioinformatic techniques to functionally profile protein-RNA interactions. As a postdoc, Katie helped develop multiplex CLIP, an innovative technique to simultaneously profile multiple RNA-binding proteins from one sample.
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Tao Yu
Tao is an expert in high-throughput sequencing, functional genomics, circRNA biochemistry, RNA base editing, and molecular engineering. As a postdoc, Tao developed circRNA sequencing methods to measure circRNA expression profiles for biomarker discovery and mechanistic studies (manuscript in preparation). Tao is also developing a method to map the binding sites of RNA binding proteins on circRNAs to investigate the function of circRNA-protein interactions.
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Stefan Aigner
Stefan is a senior RNA biochemist, stem cell biologist, and neuroscientist with extensive experience in funding acquisition and project management.
Staff
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Brian Yee
Bioinformatics software developer focuses on building tools for large-scale analysis projects such as ENCODE and the U19 metadata database initiative.