Richard A Gibbs
Baylor College of Medicine, TX·Genetics
The lab led by Richard A. Gibbs at Baylor College of Medicine focuses on understanding genetic variations that contribute to various rare diseases.
- Fields
Genetics
- Topics
genetic variation
rare diseases
Mendelian genomics
- Grants
- 3 known grants, through Jan 2031
What they work on
- Enroll families with challenging-to-diagnose rare diseases
- Integrate novel genomic data analysis methods
- Characterize somatic mutations in normal tissues
- Develop CAP/CLIA compliant clinical genomic testing
- Enhance patient care through advanced genetic diagnostics
More about the research
Through advanced genomic sequencing techniques and a large-scale network of collaborations, the lab enrolls families with difficult-to-diagnose conditions and aims to uncover the genetic causes behind these issues. By utilizing cutting-edge technology and rigorous data analysis, the lab works not only on individual cases but also on population-scale genomic studies to enhance diagnosis and treatment strategies.
Known grants
From NIH and NSF research grants. Labs often have other funding we can't see.
The school
Baylor College of Medicine: 38 labs on PI Pages, $881M a year on research, 115 research doctorates a year.
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