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Laboratory of Human Evolutionary Genomics

Genomica Evolutiva Umana

Lab RESEARCH LINES

  • Evolutionary genomics of immune variability: This research line aims to identify the impact of evolution on the variability of the human immune system, through the use of computational approaches which combine population genomics, statistical genetics and multi-omics data at single-cell resolution
    PI: Dr. A. Raveane (RTT)
    National and International Collaborations: Prof. M. J. Bonder (University of Groningen); Prof. M. Mezzavilla (University of Padua); Prof. F. Montinaro (University of Bari); Prof. N. Soranzo (Human Technopole); Dr. S. Aneli (University of Turin); Dr. D. Marnetto (University of Turin); Dr. M. Tardaguila (Human Technopole).
     

  • Variability among populations of complex genomic regions: This research line explores the evolution and variability of complex genomic regions through the integration of long-read sequencing data and advanced computational methods (including pangenomic-related approaches)
    PI: A. Raveane (RTT)
    Internal Collaborators: Prof. A. Achilli; Prof. A. Olivieri; Prof. O. Semino.
    National and International Collaborations: Prof. E. Garrison (University of Tennessee); Prof. A. Guarracino (Translational Genomics Research Institute, Phoenix); Prof. F. Montinaro (University of Bari); Prof. P. Sudmant (University of California, Berkeley); Dr. D. Bolognini (Human Technopole).

 

RESEARCH LINES shared by the entire Population Genomics Group