Comparative Genomics - Home University of Illinois
Our laboratory is focused on creating biomedical and life sciences experimental models through comparative genomics. We are developing technology platforms and biological models for the life science community to resolve complex traits and diseases. Comparative genomics allows us to capture the genetic basis for a phenotype (trait or disease) across species (from fruit flies, worms, mice, and pigs to man).

Swine Research Makes the News
 


Schook Lab's Laurie Rund interviewed by local press about breast cancer research.


Speaking at the 2010 Convocation

Professor Schook provides the 2010 Convocation speech to welcome new students.


Breast Cancer Project Receives NIH Grant

Schook Laboratory and the Brown Cancer Center receive the NIH EUREKA award.


Swine in Biomedical Research Conference 2011
Registration and Abstract Submission Open!


Swine Research Makes the News
 


Schook Lab's Laurie Rund interviewed by local press about breast cancer research.

 
 
Schook Lab Runners
 
Book Review
 
Don't wait until St. Patrick's Day or the first day of Spring, start the month by celebrating National Pig Day!
 
New Addition to the Schook Lab Family
 
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