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Our mission: To uncover biological knowledge and new medicines by developing advanced methods to quantify and mine the rich information present in images. Our motto: Measure everything, ask questions later. Our ethos: - We love to discover the inner workings of biological systems and develop...

These pages document central GRO resources, and are constantly being updated. Please contact us if you can't find what you are looking for. Data GRO groups have contributed data to the following major resources: https://www.encodeproject.org/ https://igvf.org/ https://gtexportal.org/home/ https:/...

Our Mission The audacious goal of the GRO is to build an atlas of the function of every base in the non-coding genome. We believe that achieving this goal will accelerate all aspects of genomic medicine by underpinning efforts to: understand the function of disease-associated variants, generate new...

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NSF CAREER Award Project (March 2012–February 2017) [ Project abstract at nsf.gov] [Project Outcomes Report (search here, using Fed Award ID 1148823 ( PDF))] Non-technical description of the problem: Biologists want to test genetic and chemical treatments in environments that more closely mimic the...