IRTG 2403/1: Dissecting and Reengineering the Regulatory Genome


The aim of the IRTG “Dissecting and Reengineering the Regulatory Genome” is to identify and characterise regulatory processes and DNA sequences that determine the activity of gene expression in eukaryotes. The researchers in Berlin, Germany, and Durham, North Carolina, will use experimental high-throughput methods to analyse the large volumes of acquired data using computer science methods.


Spokesperson
Ohler, Uwe Prof. Dr. (Details) (Systems Biology of Gene Regulation (S))

Further project members
Garfield, David Dr. (Details) (Department of Biology)
Kaufmann, Kerstin Prof. Dr. (Details) (Cellular and Molecular Biology of Plants)

Financer
DFG: Graduiertenkollegs

Duration of project
Start date: 01/2019
End date: 12/2023

Research Areas
Basic Research in Biology and Medicine, General Genetics and Functional Genome Biology

Research Areas
Genetik, Genomanalyse, Molekularbiologie, Systembiologie

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