Developing and applying large-scale approaches to understanding the genome and the proteome

REPRESENTATIVE PROJECTS

UCSC Splicing Microarray Database

Undergraduate Research Group: Genomic Splicing Studies

Proteomics

RESEARCH STORIES

Ancient retroviruses spurred evolution of gene regulatory networks in primates

Undergraduates tailor UCSC Genome Browser to aid malaria research

CBSE awarded $5 million grant for ENCODE data collection center

New findings from the ENCODE project challenge established views on human genome

Haussler lab research listed among Discover Magazine's top 100 science stories of 2006

Computer algorithms for physicians promise better newborn bed-side care

Newly discovered gene may hold clues to evolution of human brain capacity

Mobile DNA part of evolution's toolbox

VisiGene feature on UCSC Genome Browser links genes to images

ENCODE meeting at UCSC furthers understanding of gene transcription

Research by Sullivan uncovers modus operandi of parasitic bacterium in insects

CBSE scientists contribute to analysis of chimp genome

Study highlights the importance of "junk DNA" in higher eukaryotes

Project to explore extreme organisms receives DOE funding

Genome centers combine forces to validate a gene set for biomedical research

Nerve verve: laser-assisted nanosurgery to study nerve regeneration in the roundworm C. elegans

New technique shows how cells interpret genetic information

High-tech movies show vivid details of living cells & detail effects of genetic mutations

UCSC FACILITIES

CBSE Computing Facilities

Microarray Facility

Molecular Ecology And Evolutionary Genetics Facility

Proteomics Facility

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