At Active Motif, they believe that knowledge of the epigenome will be key in the development of precision medicine. For that reason, they are committed to developing the best tools and techniques to help researchers elucidate how epigenetic mechanisms impact the genome, transcriptome, and proteome through gene regulation. 

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Ted DeFrank

Sarah Traynor

Mary Anne Jelinek

Jacqueline Bergseid

Jake Dabrowski

Gina Radakovich

Benjamin Delatte, PhD

Jonathan Keating

Yuan Xue

Vi Truong

Susan Miller

Shuxiong Wang

Samantha Cassi

Rwik Sen, Ph.D.

HyunMin Park

Mark Perez

Madeleine Craske

Glafira Refugio

Geping Zhang

Chamseddine KIFAGI

Bradley Townsley

Hua Chen

Patrick Yount

Joe Fernandez

Gary Shiels

Fritz Eibel

Eva Wang, PhD, MBA

Brian Egan

The Research and Development team at Active Motif is dedicated to innovating and enhancing tools and techniques for studying the epigenome. Comprising scientists and specialists with a breadth of expertise, the team focuses on creating methodologies that clarify how epigenetic mechanisms influence gene regulation, ultimately aiding researchers in the advancement of precision medicine. Through collaborative efforts, they aim to drive breakthroughs in understanding the complexities of the genome, transcriptome, and proteome.

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