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Howard
J. Edenberg, Ph.D., Director
Chancellor's Professor
Professor of Biochemistry and Molecular Biology and
of Medical and Molecular Genetics
Indiana University School of Medicine
Indianapolis, Indiana 46202-5122 |
Mission:
The long-term goal of the Center for Medical Genomics at the Indiana University School of Medicine
is to improve health by facilitating
cutting-edge
research with state-of-the-art genomic technologies for studying gene
expression and genetics. Advances in the human
genome project provide the foundation for a new way of studying health
and disease, in which differences in the sequence and expression of
thousands of genes can be analyzed. The Center
for Medical Genomics
provides infrastructure and consulting for use of genomic technology in
studies of disease and in other biomedical research. We will pursue
further
development of these technologies, and assist investigators in their
use.
• Microarrays : Experiments using microarray technology
will provide clues to diagnoses and prognoses of diseases, treatment
choices, drug design, and fundamental understanding of biology.
• High-throughput Genotyping : Genes influence
all of our physiological and pathological processes. Individual
differences in gene sequence lead to differences in the risk for
diseases and in the response to treatment. Experiments using
high-throughput genotyping will enable us to study how genes influence
disease and treatment in large populations.
These genomic technologies allow us to explore gene expression and
genetic differences, and will impact virtually all areas of biomedical
and biological research, diagnosis and treatment in dramatic ways.
Studies
based on these genomic approaches will lead to better diagnosis of
diseases,
better treatments (including more effective drugs with fewer
side-effects)
and cures. Medicine will move into an era of more individualized
treatments.
Services
• Affymetrix
GeneChips®
• Custom-made
spotted
arrays
• High-throughput
genotyping
• Note: users should acknowledge the Center for Medical Genomics in
publications resulting from work carried out by the Center: "The
microarray studies were carried out using the facilities of the Center
for Medical Genomics at Indiana University School of Medicine. The
Center for Medical Genomics is supported in part by the Indiana
Genomics Initiative at Indiana University (INGEN®, which is
supported in part by the Lilly Endowment, Inc.)."
• Please send copies of manuscripts that include CMG data to Dr. Edenberg; please also keep
him informed of the status of grants for which letters of support have
been provided.
The Center for Medical Genomics was founded with
support from a competitive, peer-reviewed grant from the State of
Indiana 21st Century
Research and Technology
Fund. Additional support is from the Indiana Genomics Initiative ,
funded by a generous grant from the Lilly Endowment, Inc. and from the
Indiana University School of Medicine.
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