Research Centers Genetics Biology

This category is for listing of research centers undertaking research in genetics and genomics. Typically these centers will include genetics institutes, university departments, government departments, foundations, and non-governmental organisations.

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• Genetics of Mental Retardation and Cortical Malformations - Research group located in Marseille, France. Studying mental retardation and cortical malformations.
  
• The University of Oklahoma's Advanced Center for Genome Technology - Contains methods, protocols and data for human, mouse, bacterial, and fungal genomic and cDNA sequencing projects
  
• Genome Biology at UTA - Information about the genome biology group at University of Texas at Arlington.
  
• Max Planck Institute for Molecular Genetics - Research includes molecular mechanisms of the DNA replication, the recombination, the proteinbiosynthesis and the ribosomen structure. Features research groups, structure and history, and events.
  
• Kazusa DNA Research Institute - Undertakes large scale DNA sequencing projects. Features organization and staff, research projects, databases, and related links. Located in Japan.
  
• National Gene Vector Biorepository - A resource for academic investigators and others conducting gene therapy research focused on the four areas of archiving services, insertional site analysis, pharmacology and toxicology resources, and a reagent repository.
  
• The Histone Code - The Judd Rice Lab at USC, California, is studying the molecular pathways that establish various histone codes and elucidate their roles in human development and disease. Includes publications and protocols for download.
  
• Genome Institute Of Singapore - Research institute focused on technology, genetics and biology towards the goal of individualized medicine. Links to publications, research areas, and job opportunities.
  
• Minas Gerais Genome Network - Characterising the transcriptome of the human parasite Schistosoma mansoni using DNA sequencing and microarrays.
  
• Genetic Information Research Institute - Promotes original peer-reviewed, public domain research on genetic information. Includes a database of prototypic sequences and a monthly journal, both requiring registration.
  
• Genome Sequencing Center - Washington University in St. Louis Medical School - Focuses on the large scale DNA and genome sequence. Site features databases, clone libraries, and sequence data from a range of genomes including human, mouse, and C.elegans.
  
• The European Nutrigenomics Organisation - Network for integrating nutritional genomics researchers. EU funded.
  
• DNA Sequencing and Genomics Research Center - Research on improving DNA sequencing technology and genetic research. Includes links to projects, papers, protocols and patents. Located at La Trobe University, Australia.
  
• Department of Physiology, Anatomy and Genetics: University of Oxford - Research is focused on the understanding of muscle disease and movement disorders, in particular Duchenne muscular dystrophy.
  
• John Innes Centre Genome Laboratory - A BBSRC funded, non-profit laboratory providing a state of the art genomics service across a wide range of applications including DNA sequencing, genotyping, tilling, microarrays and DNA extraction, as well as library management and distribution.
  
• Beijing Genomics Institute - Large scale genome sequencing research center. Located in Beijing, China.
  
• University of Wisconsin Laboratory of Genetics - Features graduate programs, courses, faculty, research, and staff profiles.
  
• Folkhälsan Institute of Genetics - Research on the molecular background of inherited human disorders. Departments include molecular, population, and diabetes genetics. Located in the University of Helsinki, Finland.
  
• Evolutionary Genetics Group, Groningen University - Focuses on evolutionary genetics questions, in particular, how genetic structure and variation affect evolutionary and ecological processes. Features staff profiles, publications, and education opportunities. Located in Haren, The Netherlands
  
• Stanford Medical Genetics - Provides information on the labs and the research being undertaken in each, with details of courses, students and staff.
  
• The Chen Laboratory: University of Texas at Austin - Studies the mechanisms and evolution of polyploidy and genome function. Polyploidy can be found throughout the evolutionary history of all eukaryotes, including many plants and some animals.
  
• Wellcome Trust Sanger Institute - Undertakes genome research involving large scale sequencing and analysis. Includes databases and career information.
  
• Broad Institute - A collaboration of Massachusetts Institute of Technology and Harvard University. Focused on genetic research in the areas of cancer, genome biology, human disease and computational biology.
  
• Free University Berlin - Genetics Group - Aims to understand the regulation and function of genes in eukaryotes using the model organism Drosophila melanogaster. Research data, lectures, research opportunities, and current events. Located in Berlin, Germany.
  
• Genetics Program - Boston University Medical School - Research to discover the links between complex human disease and genes. Provides details of programs, seminars, opportunities, news and staff.
  
• Department of Genetic Engineering - Jordan University - Features articles, learning center, discussion forum, newsletter, and related links.
  
• Breeding and Genetics Dept: Sugar Crops Research Institute - Dr Khaled A. M. Khaled provides his CV and information on the research being carried out at the Institute on sugar cane, sugar beet and sweet sorghum.
  
• Translational Genomics Research Institute - Non profit organisation which aims to translate genomic discoveries into advances in human health. Located in Arizona, USA.
  
• Division of Genetic Medicine, Vanderbilt University Medical Center - Homepage of Division of Genetic Medicine. Describes bioinformatic techniques being used, current research projects and faculty, current job openings.
  
• The Bauer Center for Genomics Research - An interdepartmental initiative at Harvard University to find general principles that help to explain the structure, behavior, and evolution of cells and organisms. Site features research profiles, job and undergraduate opportunities, and publications.
  
• Division of Molecular Genetics - Columbia University Medical Center, Department of Pediatrics, Division of Molecular Genetics. Main research focus is on obesity and type II diabetes.
  
• Chromosome Laboratory - Developing more sensitive and rapid molecular cytogenetic analyses for use in human clinical cytogenetics. Part of the Dept. of Clinical Genetics, Rigshospitalet, Copenhagen, Denmark.
  
• Genome Atlantic - One of five regional centres of Genome Canada. A not-for-profit corporation promoting genomics research in Canada.
  
• Cornell Genomics Initiative - Undertake a range of research programs and curriculum developments. Includes research area focus, faculty profiles, news, events, and job opportunities.
  
• Genome Bioinformatics Research Laboratory - Focuses on the gene regulation and bioinformatics. Site features research, resources and data sets, courses and seminars and publications. Located in Spain.
  
• International Center for Public Health - Center for Applied Genomics - Research in biology and medicine using novel functional genomic approaches including the application and further development of DNA microarray technology.
  
• Department of Genetics at Harvard Medical School - Undertake biomedical research in computational, chromosomal, and developmental genetics. Information of courses, software, hardware, people, and related links.
  
• Stanford Genome Technology Center - Develops new technologies to address important biological questions. Features a range of active and completed sequencing projects. Includes links to related departments and subjects. Located in Palo Alto, California.
  
  

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