[DB] INSDC: Where are the public NGS data stored?
Public databases are filled with a tremendous amount of NGS-based data that can be used for resea...
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.
My research integrates evolutionary genomics and multi-omics approaches to unravel how tumors evolve, interact, and adapt across diverse animals. By uncovering cross-species and cross-breed mechanisms driving cancer vulnerability and resistance, my goal is to translate these insights into clinically innovative solutions.
Recent posts
[DB] Diverse genome annotations in UCSC browser
In the quest to understand how genomes are regulated and function, and their implications in dise...
[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...
