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Regeneration Genomics
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We develop and deploy cutting-edge functional genomics tools to understand the fundamental gene regulation mechanism controlling tissue regeneration in healthy and diseases.
Welcome to the Diao lab!
As a hard-core functional genomics lab, we have been developing innovative genomic mapping and engineering  tools to understand how changes of chromatin structure and function impact spatial-temporal gene expression in development and diseases. As a group of cell biologists, we are excited to apply these cutting-edge genomics technologies, combined with cellular and animal models, to delineate the gene regulation mechanisms controlling skeletal muscle regeneration in injury and disease conditions, including ageing and cancer. Our long-term goal is to develop effective regenerative therapeutics by further our understanding on gene regulatory mechanism underlying tissue repair and damage.
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307 Research Drive, 
373/366 Nanaline Duke Building,
​Duke University Medical Center, Box 3709,
Durham, NC 27710
Email: diaolab@duke.edu
Telephone: 919-684-7090
Fax: 919-684-8090

If you are a Duke CMB, DSCB, and UPGG student interested in genomics technology development (single cell multi-omic, 3D genome, etc), gene regulation, high-throughput CRISPR, stem cell, regeneration, cancer research, bioinformatics and computational biology, please contact us to set up a rotation!
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