Dr. Adli is going to speak at the world epigenetic summit in Boston. More information @ www.epic-boston.com

Dr. Adli spoke to CavalierDaily about recent research findings.

Our paper describing human epigenome is published in Cell (January, 2013)

Our paper about rare variants as inherited causes of autism is published as a cover article in Neuron (January, 2013)

November 1 st, 2012: The grand opening day for the Adli Lab!!!.

Our paper describing the role ASXL1 mutations in myeloid leukemias is featured on the cover of Cancer Cell (Aug, 2012)

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The Adli lab is focused on understanding whole-genome level chromatin regulation during normal as well as disease development such as Cancer. We are integrating genomic and epigenomic tools including chromatin immunoprecipiation and high throughput sequencing (ChIP-Seq) technologies to extract and study whole genome level epigenetic information to gain insight into the structure and function of dynamic chromatin regulation in diverse cellular contexts. We also aim to develop novel methods and technologies to study epigenetic information in limitedly available biological samples and ultimately at single cell level.

We are located on the 6th floor of Jordan Hall (Room 6228) and are part of University of Virginia, School of Medicine, Department of Biochemistry and Molecular Genetics.