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 12.08.2025 NIH Director Jay Bhattacharya visits Broad to engage with scientists about the impact of federally-funded research News 11.24.2025 New AI model could speed rare disease diagnosis News 11.20.2025 FDA approves first cancer drug based on Broad Institute science News 11.20.2025 Q&A: How an academic-industry alliance is reshaping the way research can lead to new medicines All news
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