Omics Lab
Omics Lab
KAIST · Bio and Brain Engineering
Professor
Prof. 최정균
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KAIST 바이오및뇌공학과 최정균 교수의 OMICS 연구실(OMICS Laboratory for Computational Biology and Medicine)은 오믹스 기반 계산생물학·의학을 연구한다. 전유전체 유전·후성유전·전사 데이터에 계산·통계 방법을 적용해 시스템 유전학, 시스템 후성유전학, 암 유전체학, 면역치료, 신경유전체학 등의 주제를 다룬다.
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Recent papers
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Selected publications
- Comprehensive characterization of the inflammatory ecosystems in immunotherapy-induced adverse events versus chronic inflammatory diseasesJournal for ImmunoTherapy of Cancer (J Immunother Cancer) · 2026
- B cell-reactive neoantigens boost antitumor immunityScience Advances (Sci Adv) · 2025
- Single-cell multiomic modelling of early metastatic events promoted by the extracellular matrixBritish Journal of Cancer (Br J Cancer) · 2025
- Tumor neoantigens as key drivers of significant anti-tumor immunity in triple-negative breast cancer mouse modelsNeoplasia · 2025
- Spatial distribution and activation changes of T cells in pancreatic tumors according to KRAS mutation subtypeCancer Letters (Cancer Lett) · 2025
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