Xavier lab

Research in the Xavier lab

Translates human genetics to functional biology
Generates systems-wide maps within the gut that capture immune features and metabolic states at single-cell resolution
Determines the influences of the gut microbiome on health and disease using human cohorts and computational models
Identifies and places new cellular receptors within pathway biology
Leverages chemical biology to test therapeutic hypotheses and inform drug discovery programs

Primary contacts

Lillian B. Blizard
Executive Assistant to Ramnik J. Xavier
lblizard@broadinstitute.org

Primary Investigators

Profile

Ramnik Xavier

Core Member, Director of the Klarman Cell Observatory, Director of the Immunology Program, and Co-Director of Infectious Disease and Microbiome Program at the Broad Institute of MIT and Harvard

Kurt J. Isselbacher Professor of Medicine at Harvard Medical School