Seeing DNA in 3D: A New Tool for Mapping Genome Change

2025-08-13T15:26:55-05:00

How do genomes fit into the tiny confines of a cell nucleus? Genomes can be massive and making it more difficult, is that the genome may be repackaged across different biological dimensions and contexts such as cell types, developmental stages, disease states or points in time. Furthermore, it is not well understood which pieces of the genome control gene expression. Intrigued by this puzzle, researchers Sushmita Roy and recently graduated student, Da-Inn Lee introduce a powerful new computational tool in their latest study that could help systematically examine how DNA is arranged and how it changes across different dimensions.

Seeing DNA in 3D: A New Tool for Mapping Genome Change2025-08-13T15:26:55-05:00

Postdoc Highlight: Combining computation and gene therapy for Alzheimer’s treatments

2024-11-25T12:40:08-06:00

Postdoc Highlight: Kirstan Gimse has taken her passion for investigating neurodegenerative diseases and pushed it into a new area by working as a Genomic Sciences Training Program (GSTP) Postdoctoral trainee with Drs. Sushmita Roy and Krishanu Saha.

Postdoc Highlight: Combining computation and gene therapy for Alzheimer’s treatments2024-11-25T12:40:08-06:00
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