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 | Provide an interdisciplinary graduate education for students interested in
elucidating the function of individual genes in the context of the entire
organism in health and disease. |
| Equip students and post-doctoral fellows with knowledge and skills to lead
studies that involve:
- Gene discovery in health and disease
- Gene function determination
- Molecular mechanisms of gene function in health
- Molecular mechanisms of gene dysfunction in disease
- Gene disruption or transgene expression in vivo
- Mechanism and function of gene and protein-protein networks
- Genetic approaches to therapeutics
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| Provide a state-of-the-art research environment that forges strong
interdisciplinary collaborations |
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