The Functional Genomics Unit of the Bioinformatics Department of the Centro de Investigación Príncipe Felipe develops statistical and bioinformatics tool for the analysis and understanding of genome-wide functional data.
My research within the Functional Genomics Unit focuses on the use of controlled vocabularies to assist functional genomics research and on the integrative analysis of omics data. Particularly, we work on the development of fast, effective and easy software for the functional annotation of novel sequence data and data-mining on annotation data. We are involved in the definition and implementation of formal schemas for the description of phenotypical information. We have also developed univariate and multivariate statistical methods for the analysis of multifactorial and time course gene expression data. We strive to generate user-friendly tools that can routinely be use in experimental labs. Click below to learn more about our research lines
Functional annotation
Algorithms
Information Systems
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