Functional Epigenetics Core

$331,742P01FY2025CANIH

Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center, Boston MA

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Abstract

Project Summary The Projects of this Program include research strategies involving a variety of genome-wide profiling assays of cancer cell epigenomes and transcriptomes at bulk and single-cell resolution. They also require the use of sophisticated analysis approaches to separate the signal from the noise, extract biological information, and integrate data across experiments and projects. The primary objective of the Epigenomics Core is to support the P01 Projects with expertise in epigenetic profiling and analysis. The specific aims of the Epigenomics Core achieve this by providing the Program with the key experimental and computational capabilities required to meet these essential programmatic needs. The Core is led by an outstanding scientific team to meet these needs.

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