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Computational Biology
Our group works on developing and applying modern high-throughput computational tools to analyse biological data, especially genomic sequences, proteins, and transcripts in a functional and evolutionary context.
Prof. Wojciech M. Karłowski
Principal Investigator
Research
Data coming from high-throughput molecular techniques offer an unprecedented opportunity to investigate the living organisms with computational tools. In our research we focus on the following main areas:
Global genes analyses in the context of pathogenic relations and gene evolution; investigation of non-coding RNAs, including comparative analyses and identification of novel species: functional genomic studies aimed at the identification of genetic factors related to agronomically important traits.
Current group members
