Furlong group
Genome regulation and topology during embryonic development
The genome encodes the genetic blueprint that coordinates all cellular processes, which ultimately give rise to phenotype. The expression of genetic information is tightly regulated in both time and space at multiple stages, including transcriptional, post-transcriptional and post-translational.
The Genome Biology Unit takes an integrated systems-level approach to unravel these complex processes at all scales, integrating cutting-edge experimental and computational approaches.
Genome regulation and topology during embryonic development
Multi-omics and statistical computing
From genomic variation to molecular mechanism
Decoding gene regulation using single molecule genomics
Quantitative proteomics
Microfluidic approaches in drug discovery and personalised medicine
Epigenetic mechanisms of neurodevelopment and diseases
Spatial biology from molecules to tissues: high-dimensional investigation of cellular organisation
Stability proteomics for assessing the state of the proteome
Statistical genomics and systems genetics
Systems genetics and precision health
Systems microbiology
Genome biology news
The 74 research groups at EMBL are organised into nine units spanning six European sites.