Stanford University · BiologySatpathy Lab
Ansuman Satpathy · Stanford, California
Research Focus
Dr. Ansuman Satpathy's lab at Stanford University focuses on creating detailed maps of genetic regulatory elements in human immune cells. By using advanced single-cell technology, the lab studies how these elements behave during different life stages and across various diseases, including cancer and autoimmune conditions. Their work aims to improve our understanding of how genetic differences can affect health and disease.
single-cell sequencinggene regulationimmune systemmulti-omic technologieshuman developmentautoimmune diseasescancerneurodegenerative disorderslineage tracing
Research Aims
4AIM 01Establish data generation and sharing plans with the IGVF Consortium.
AIM 02Generate a multi-omic atlas of immune cell types during human development and aging.
AIM 03Create an atlas of immune cells from patients with various diseases.
AIM 04Analyze gene expression and regulatory sites in the context of cellular differentiation trajectories.
Skills the Lab Values
single-cell RNA sequencingchromatin accessibility assayscell culturemulti-omics integrationbioinformatics analysistissue processingflow cytometrydata sharing protocolsgenomic sequencingclonal lineage tracing
Output against the department
Publications309top 18% of dept.184th of 1,033
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Citations30ktop 12% of dept.119th of 1,033
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