Breadcrumb Home BSRP 2006 Research Highlights Charisma Garcia, a University of Texas-Pan American senior Validated the characteristic gene expression “signatures,” which distinguish the various developmental choices that can be made by embryonic stem cells. Whitney Green, a Princeton University senior characterized the proteins present on the surfaces of immune system cells from HapMap cell lines. Stephanie Hughes, a Jackson State University senior Explored how evolution might shape introns — short pieces of DNA that are removed from genes before they are read into proteins. Renaldo Webb, a freshman at MIT Developed an improved annotation system that will help to maximize the gene expression data from Affymetrix gene-chips. SRPG 2006 Students Charisma Garcia Whitney Green Stephanie Hughes Renaldo Webb Latest news News 07.14.2026 What All of Us means for the future of biobanks and precision medicine News 07.09.2026 Broad-led consortium receives ARPA-H award to advance gene editing for rare pediatric epilepsy News 07.08.2026 Low-cost genome sequencing approach is powering genetics research on mental illness and many other studies News 06.15.2026 2026 Merkin Prize in Biomedical Technology awarded to pioneers of the modern cochlear implant All news
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