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Center for Human Genetics & Genomics

We study the fundamental genetic causes of human disease to improve patient care.

The Center for Human Genetics and Genomics was created in 2018 to spearhead the development of human genetics programs in research, education, patient care, and community outreach at NYU Langone Health.

Our goal is to harness the immense potential of contemporary genetic technologies and gene discoveries to reveal new knowledge about human biology and the causes of disease.

In collaboration with colleagues in NYU Langone’s basic science and clinical departments and institutes, we aim to develop and improve the science of human genetics, enhance our understanding of the functional basis of human diseases, and facilitate the translation of human genetics into patient care.

Our research interests and expertise utilize the powerful confluence of molecular and quantitative systems biology that promises to change the practice of medicine.

New Program

MS in Genome Health Analysis

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Genomics and Human Genetics: The New York Symposium

Attend our symposium on the latest basic science and clinical advances in human genetics.

Recent Publication

Coding and Noncoding Variants in EBF3 are Involved in HADDS and Simplex Autism

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Chakravarti Lab Publication

Researchers Analyze Putative Cis-Regulatory Elements Regulating Blood Pressure Variation

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Recent Award

Gilad Evrony, MD, PhD, Receives 2023 Pershing Square Sohn Prize for Young Investigators in Cancer Research

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Read more: Gilad Evrony, MD, PhD, Receives 2023 Pershing Square Sohn Prize for Young Investigators in Cancer Research
Undiagnosed Diseases Program

We identify the molecular–genetic cause of disease in patients with undiagnosed medical conditions.

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Chakravarti Lab Publication

Gene Regulatory Network Explains RET–EDNRB Epistasis in Hirschsprung Disease

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Read more: Gene Regulatory Network Explains RET–EDNRB Epistasis in Hirschsprung Disease
Chakravarti Lab Publication

Gene- and Tissue-Level Interactions in Normal Gastrointestinal Development and Hirschsprung Disease

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Read more: Gene- and Tissue-Level Interactions in Normal Gastrointestinal Development and Hirschsprung Disease