Bejerano Lab, Stanford University
The Bejerano Lab focuses on a fundamental question in Human Genomics: the relationship between geno(me)type and phenotype. We attempt to integrate three major and complementary viewpoints in tackling this question:
Bejerano Lab, Stanford University Ode to Genome Research Research (cs) Projects Projects (cs) Rotations (9/2017) People Gill Bejerano Publications Protocols Press Openings (4/2017) Contact Us Open Office Resources M-CAP S-CAP AMELIE Our Research, biomedically speaking The Bejerano Lab focuses on a fundamental question in Human Genomics: the relationship between geno(me)type and phenotype. We attempt to integrate three major and complementary viewpoints in tackling this question: In 2013 we started a fruitful journey into the genomic causes of human disease. We have since joined Stanford Hospit
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