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
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
