Gomez-Skarmeta Lab

Research Interests

Cis-regulation and chromatin structure in development, evolution and human diseases

Research Area

In our group we are combining epigenomics, chromosome capture assays, transgenic enhancer experiments and mutagenic studies to determine how cis-regulatory elements and chromatin structure contribute to development and evolution, and how alteration in this non-coding part of the genome affects human health. Specific research interests: Developmental epigenomics; Regulatory landscapes; Interfering with regulatory landscapes in vivo; Cis-regulatory elements and evolution; Cis-regulatory elements and human diseases.

Current Members

de la Calle-Mustienes, Elisa (Research Associate/Assistant)

Alumni