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URL: http://greallylab.einstein.yu.edu
Proper Citation: Greally Lab (RRID:SCR_003339)
Description: It studies epigenetic regulation of the genome and its dysregulation in disease. This lab has a long-standing interest in gene regulatory processes that extend over large regions of the genome and give rise to human diseases. Our major projects are centred on the discovery of DNA sequence characteristics that discriminate genes undergoing genomic imprinting, using these to find new imprinted genes that are candidates for causing human disease.
Abbreviations: Greally Lab
Synonyms: The Greally Lab
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