Spatial chromatin regulation of immune cell development and disease

Last updated 29th Jun 2017
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Postdoctoral Fellow, Stanford University

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I study how the 3D organization of DNA in the nucleus drives developmental processes and disease

The 3D organization of DNA in the nucleus dictates different cell states. For example, that of a Stem Cell, and an Immune Cell, are vastly different. Aberrations in this 3D spatial organization can...

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