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Research Assistant I
Job SummaryAs an NIH-funded lab and part of the SMaHT (Somatic Mosaicism across Human Tissue) network (https://commonfund.nih.gov/smaht ), a newly launching NIH Common Fund consortium, the goal of the Lee lab is to characterize genomic variation and functional change associated with human disease using cutting-edge genomic and computational approaches. Currently, we focus on investigating aberrations in repetitive DNA, particularly transposable elements, and other types of genomic variants in various human diseases.
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