faculty

Andrew Stergachis

absterga@uw.edu
Assistant Professor

University of Washington

Computational Biology

Gene Expression, Cell Cycle & Chromosome Biology

Genetics, Genomics & Evolution

Epigenetics and Human Disease

Faculty Contact Information

Building: Health Sciences Building Room: K-140A Box: 357720

Research Summary

Our group is motivated by the question of how alterations in gene regulation contribute to human disease. Genomics is rapidly emerging as a cornerstone of medicine, yet our understanding of the human genome remains largely limited to the portion that codes for proteins. By contrast, genetic changes in the other 99% of the human genome that alter when and where proteins are produced remain poorly understood. Our group aims to overcome this challenge by developing and applying novel epigenomic tools to study the impact of non-coding and epigenetic variation on human disease.

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Lab Information

Location: University of Washington
Building: Health Sciences Building
Room: K-116
Box: 357720
Phone: 206-221-1302
https://stergachislab.org/