Hi, I'm Keun Hong,

a comparative evolutionary biologist.

My research integrates an evolutionary perspective with comparative multi-omics to investigate how long-lived species maintain their exceptional genome and epigenome stability, a critical defense against cancer and aging.

My ultimate goal is to uncover the cross-species mechanisms driving this resistance and translate these insights into clinically innovative solutions for human health.

Recent posts

• Exploration 22
• Bioinformatics 15
• ComputerScience 5
• Lablife 4
• Database 3

[BI] Problematic regions and Mappability in genomic analysis

2024-04-05 2 minute read

In my previous post, we delved into the concept of Blacklist regions in genomes. Expanding on thi...

[BI] Reference epigenome map: chromatin states

2024-03-17 2 minute read

Chromatin states in the field of epigenomics refer to the organization and modification of chroma...

[BI] Blacklisted regions in the genome

2024-03-16 3 minute read

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

2024-03-14 3 minute read

Types of Proteomic Data:

[BI] Downloading the Singularity images of nf-core pipeline

2024-03-13 less than 1 minute read

When running nf-core pipelines for the first time, I frequently encounter errors while pulling th...