[DB] Diverse genome annotations in UCSC browser
In the quest to understand how genomes are regulated and function, and their implications in dise...
Hi, I'm Keun Hong, an evolutionary cancer biologist.
I am a PhD candidate in veterinary biomedical sciences at Seoul National University (the lab of Prof. Je-Yoel Cho). I have strong technical backgrounds in computational biology, and molecular & cell biology.
I am generally interested in cancer biology, especially in how tumor cells systemically interact within tumors, with their microenvironment, and with other distant organs, and how such interaction can drive their pathobiology and overall response to therapies. In the grander scheme, I am interested in exploring this biology across different species using comparative biology approaches (humans and animals) to innovate solutions for clinical use.
Recent posts
[BI] Problematic regions and Mappability in genomic analysis
In my previous post, we delved into the concept of Blacklist regions in genomes. Expanding on thi...
[BI] Reference epigenome map: chromatin states
Chromatin states in the field of epigenomics refer to the organization and modification of chroma...
[BI] Blacklisted regions in the genome
In this post, let’s explore what a blacklist is in the context of genomics and why certain region...
[BI] Proteomic data and nf-core pipelines
Types of Proteomic Data:
