
Peng He, PhD
Assistant Professor
Pathology
My research focuses on gene regulatory networks in human tissues, leveraging single-cell and spatial assays combined with innovative computational methods. I've significantly contributed to the Encyclopedia of DNA Elements (ENCODE) project through RNA-centric approaches, and to the Human Cell Atlas (HCA) with a focus on developing limbs and lungs.
My interdisciplinary research group is dedicated to developing computational methods and profiling transcriptomic and chromatin changes. We aim to construct ultra-high resolution cell atlases of healthy and altered tissues and organoids, to dissect the intricate relationships between genes, cells and tissues.
Research Summary:
Computational human genomics, single-cell and spatial biology, development and disease.
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