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Lauryn Deaville

MBiochem, University of Oxford


DPhil Student

  • Hughes Group, WIMM & Berrens Group, Department of Biochemistry

Research Interests

I am interested in highly repetitive and polymorphic regions of the genome that are difficult to resolve using current genomics approaches, particularly transposable elements and other repeat-rich loci. These sequences represent a substantial and biologically important, yet comparatively understudied, component of genome regulation.

Within the Hughes Group, my work examines regulatory activity associated with these “unmappable” regions. I am particularly interested in integrating long-read genome sequencing with transcriptomic and epigenomic data, and in applying machine learning approaches to better capture regulatory signal in repeat-dense genomic contexts.

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