Washington University in St Louis · ChemistryOmics and Health Solutions Lab
Gary J Patti · Saint Louis, Missouri
Research Focus
At the Washington University Omics Production Center, we focus on understanding human health and disease across diverse populations through advanced data collection and integration of multiple types of biological information. By using cutting-edge techniques, we analyze genes, proteins, and metabolites to find innovative solutions for early disease detection and prevention. Our work lays the groundwork for improved public health strategies and a deeper understanding of disease mechanisms.
multi-omicsprotein analysismetabolomicsgenomicsdata integrationbiochemical profilingearly disease detectionpublic healthenvironmental exposure
Research Aims
5AIM 01Establish the Washington University Omics Production Center to enhance multi-omics research.
AIM 02Collect and harmonize comprehensive omics data from diverse populations.
AIM 03Investigate the relationship between environmental exposure and disease phenotypes.
AIM 04Develop methods for effective data integration and interpretation.
AIM 05Facilitate collaboration within the Multi-Omics of Health and Disease Consortium.
Skills the Lab Values
ATAC-seqwhole genome sequencingmetabolomicsmass spectrometryRNA sequencingproteomicsdata harmonizationbioinformaticslaboratory techniques
Output against the department
Publications414top 26% of dept.56th of 216
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Citations19ktop 26% of dept.56th of 216
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