Complete Khoisan and Bantu genomes from southern Africa
Feb 18, 2010·
SC Schuster, W Miller, A Ratan, LP Tomsho, B Giardine, LR Kasson, RS Harris, DC Petersen, F Zhao, J Qi, C Alkan, JM Kidd, Y Sun, DI Drautz, P Bouffard, DM Muzny, JG Reid, LV Nazareth, Q Wang, RC Burhans, C Riemer, NE Wittekindt, P Moorjani, EA Tindall, CG Danko, WS Teo, AM Buboltz, Z Zhang, Q Ma, A Oosthuysen, AW Steenkamp, H Oostuisen, P Venter, J Gajewski, Y Zhang, BF Pugh, KD Makova, A Nekrutenko, ER Mardis, N Patterson, TH Pringle, F Chiaromonte, JC Mullikin, EE Eichler, RC Hardison, RA Gibbs, TT Harkins, VM Hayes
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Kateryna is interested in genomics, evolution, and human genetics.
Her lab studies mutations using both computational and experimental
approaches. Additional topics of interest include sex chromosome
evolution and genomics of childhood obesity.
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Prof. Nekrutenko performed postdoctoral work at the University of Chicago where he found his interest in computational genomics. After moving to the Pennsylvania State University as an Assistant Professor, he and his collaborators developed the Galaxy platform for analysis of biological data. He is now a professor of biochemistry and molecular biology and founding member of galaxyproject.org.
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Francesca is a statistician developing methods for the analysis of large, high-dimensional and complex data, and applying such methods in contemporary “Omics” sciences and other scientific fields – including Meteorology and Economics.