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$15M NIDA Grant Awarded to Serena Spudich, Mark Gerstein, and Yuval Kluger < Yale School of Medicine
August 9, 2020Insights & Outcomes: a new spin on quantum research, and the biology of sex | YaleNews
August 3, 2020https://news.yale.edu/2020/07/30/insights-outcomes-new-spin-quantum-research-and-biology-sex
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ENCODE and the dance between genes and DNA/RNA
Since 2003, the lab of Yale’s Mark Gerstein has played a major role in an international effort to catalog data on the complex interactions between genes and the segments of DNA and RNA that regulate their functions. The latest findings of the ENCODE project were published July 29 in 30 papers, four spearheaded by Gerstein’s lab, in a variety of scientific journals. Jing Zhang and Donghoon Lee from Gerstein’s lab have created a video illustrating science’s evolving understanding of the complex regulatory networks that can contribute to cancer and other diseases. The latest findings by the Gerstein lab and other major ENCODE contributors can be found on the Gerstein lab website. “}}
Genomic Data from 2,000 Brains Provides Roots of Schizophrenia, Autism – Market Research Chronicle
September 14, 2019Midsummer Course Sharpens Skills in Informatics and Data Science | Yale School of Medicine
August 11, 2019Attached: Cancer Therapy Advisor Q&A
March 17, 2019February 13, 2019
Q&A With Mark B. Gerstein, PhD, on Diagnostic Genomic vs Exomic Sequencing Bryant Furlow
https://www.cancertherapyadvisor.com/home/cancer-topics/general-oncology/qa-with-mark-b-gerstein-phd-on-diagnostic-genomic-vs-exomic-sequencing/
Final Article — American Scholar Magazine
March 12, 2019WORKS IN PROGRESS – SPRING 2019
Decoding DNA
On the hunt for the genetic roots of mental illnesses
By Marcus Banks | March 4, 2019
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The model, a form of artificial intelligence, aims to use abstract knowledge gained in the research lab to improve clinical treatments for real patients. The ultimate goal, says Gerstein, is to use the model to develop pharmaceutical treatments that reduce the impact of schizophrenia. Part of the challenge in developing drugs to treat the disease is the fact that it is not a one-size-fits-all condition. “]]
Q&A With Mark B. Gerstein, PhD, on Diagnostic Genomic vs Exomic Sequencing – Cancer Therapy Advisor
February 14, 2019KCBS Radio Interview Request: 3:20p? ET *cyan*
January 24, 2019https://omny.fm/shows/kcbsam-on-demand/dna-kits-give-different-results-for-identical-twin
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DNA Kits Give Different Results For Identical Twins
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