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The overarching objective of this project is to utilize nanopore sequencing technology and to develop machine learning–based pipelines for the integrative analysis of heterogeneous biological "big data," including multi-omic and phenotypic datasets. The goal is to investigate the molecular mechanisms underlying selected cancers and to identify novel omics-based markers for cancer classification, diagnostics, and prognostics.

Programme: Cancer Omics

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Start date: 1st Sep 2021

End date: 30th Sep 2026

In this project genetic engineering and functional genomics approaches will be used to describe molecular mechanisms of FMF. Using DNA/RNA samples obtained from FMF patients and healthy subjects MEFV nanopore gene sequencing will be performed to identify genetic variants and possibly find novel putative functional variants. The impact of genetic variants on transcriptome landscape will be studies by RNA-sequencing using nanopore sequencing device. Based on MEFV sequencing data and patients clinical ...

Programme: Cellular basis of diseases

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Start date: 1st Sep 2021

End date: 31st Aug 2024

We investigate telomeric fragments in cell-free DNA in blood plasma in disease. We aim to develop novel diagnostic approaches to identify and monitor disease status in cancers and chronic disorders through liquid biopsies.

Programme: Genes, Environment and Chronic Diseases

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We develop bioinformatics algorithms and tools to explore the temporal dynamics of microbiome communities in response to environmental perturbations and treatments. We seek to understand the mechanisms through which the direct effects of perturbations propagate via microbial interaction networks, leading to changes in microbiome composition over time.Through application of these techniques we study antibiotic resistance in complex microbial communities, the impact of pesticides on bee gut microbiome ...

Programme: Genes, Environment and Chronic Diseases

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Long-term environmental exposure to metals leads to epigenetic changes and may increase risks to human health. The human epidemiologic and the toxicologic animal model studies provide strong evidence of metal exposure related DNA methylation changes, and, consequently alterations in gene expression, in metabolic, genetic and signal transduction pathways and their functions. The current study is designed to investigate genome wide DNA methylation and transcriptomic changes induced by human chronic ...

Programme: Genes, Environment and Chronic Diseases

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Start date: 1st Feb 2020

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Programme: Bioinformatics Tools for Analysis of Big Genomic Data

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Programme: Bioinformatics Tools for Analysis of Big Genomic Data

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