Mission
The mission of the Genome Editing Research Group is to collect and disseminate the fast-evolving knowledge in designer nuclease technologies, to undertake pilot research projects and to provide/publish the streamlined processes that could be used as guidelines by the interested Core Facilities to initiate Genome Editing technologies as services in their labs.
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Current Membership
- Jenn Page (Chair) - University of California, San Francisco
- Channabasavaiah Gurumurthy (Co-Chair) - University of Nebraska Medical Center
- Pawel Bialk - Gene Editing Institute
- Kym Delventhal (EB liaison) - HHMI Janelia
- Jenn Page - University of California - San Francisco
- Shondra Pruett-Miller - St. Jude Children's Research Hospital
Studies
Membership History
Member Name | Organization (during membership) | Member | Chair | Co-Chair |
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Channabasavaiah Gurumurthy | University of Nebraska Medical Center | 03-15 | 03-15 to 04-17 | |
Kym Delventhal | Stowers Institute for Medical Research | 03-15 | 04-17 to 05-19 | |
TJ Craddick | Georgia Institute of Technology, Emory University | 03-15 to 12-16 | ||
Vittorio Sebastiano | Standford University | 05-15 to 12-16 | ||
Eric Kmiec | Gene Editing Institute | 09-15 | ||
Shondra Pruett-Miller | Washington University, St. Jude Children's Research Hospital | 12-15 | ||
Timothy Dahlem | University of Utah | 07-16 | ||
Elizabeth Sergison | Dartmouth College | 05-17 | 05-19 | 04-18 to 05-19 |
Gerald Marsischky | Independent Consultant | 02-17 | ||
Maureen Regan | University of Illinois at Chicago | 09-18 | 05-19 |