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Human Molecular Genetics Program

The Human Molecular Genetics Program is a center of translational genetic medicine, with innovative basic science generating new routes to therapy for inherited diseases.

Central research themes include the regulation of gene expression, chromatin structure and modification in differentiated cells and stem cells, novel therapeutic approaches to neuromuscular disease and signaling mechanisms in cancer.

We are also a dynamic program in Northwestern University's Genetics and Genomics Cluster.

Related Laboratories

The following labs are members of this research program.

Research Areas
Clinical Research
Clinical Research Unit Biostatistics Research Core D2P Editorial Service
Research in Departments and Divisions
Health Services & Policy Research
Smith Child Health Research Outreach and Advocacy Center
Laboratory Research
Crispino Laboratory De Plaen Laboratory DiDonato Laboratory Galat Laboratory Gong Laboratory Gosain Laboratory Iannaccone-Walterhouse Laboratory Kociolek Laboratory Kohtz Laboratory Laguna Laboratory Langman Laboratory Laronda Laboratory Laurie Laboratory Levy Laboratory Ma Laboratory Madonna Laboratory Mestan Laboratory Pachman Laboratory Payne Laboratory Perlman Laboratory Rowley Laboratory Saratsis Laboratory Schnaper and Hayashida Laboratory Sharma Laboratory Simon Laboratory Sredni AT/RT Laboratory Tan Laboratory Tomita/Neurosurgery Laboratory Topczewski Laboratory Tse Laboratory Wershil Laboratory Zhao Laboratory
Programs
Cancer Biology and Epigenomics Program Clinical and Translational Research Program Developmental Biology Program Human Molecular Genetics Program Neurobiology Program