The Verhaak Lab
Brain tumors, sequencing, computational biology.
Brain tumors, sequencing, computational biology.
We are a computational cancer biology lab with a research focus on the analysis of cancer genomics data to improve our understanding of cancer biology. We have a specialized research interest in understanding disease progression of brain tumors, particularly glioblastoma and glioma. We mostly use high throughput sequencing and computational analysis in our research.
I have joined Verhaak lab to study the role of ecDNA in cancer
Immunologically humanized NSGTM and its variant strains are a powerful system that facilitates cutting-edge in vivo preclinical testing of...
Applies statistical modeling and machine learning to elucidate the impact of tumor and patient heterogeneity on disease outcome and...
A team led by JAX Associate Professor Jeffrey Chuang, Ph.D., has developed image processing and convolutional neural network...
JAX Professor Sheng Li, Ph.D., presents a tool, epihet, that automates the epigenetic analysis of AML cells. epihet allows researchers to...
The practice of biological inquiry has evolved so that a biological researcher's training must include both wet-lab and dry lab...
JAX’s Maine Cancer Genomics Initiative joins nationwide TAPUR Study, providing access to targeted cancer therapies for rural...
PDX models provide researchers with the ability to work with tumors directly from patients within a living (in vivo) system, making them a...
A JAX team developed CUP-AI-Dx, a machine learning tool that uses RNA sequence data for analysis. The researchers show that...
The major focus of my research program is to investigate the epigenetic reprogramming along the continuum of cancer initiation to disease...
Deploys next-generation sequencing techniques to understand brain tumor biology and telomere mechanics
Computational analysis of high throughput sequencing data to improve our understanding of tumor biology and evolution.
This workshop provides training in the use of genetically defined laboratory mice as tools for asking questions about gene function and the...
Working in the comparative genomics field to study spontaneous development of canine and human glioma with emphasis on characterizing...
Professor Roel Verhaak, Ph.D., is focused on the analysis of cancer genomics data to improve our understanding of cancer...
Brain tumors, sequencing, computational biology.
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