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Ancha Baranova Research Group

George Mason University
Research lead
Ancha Baranova
Research area
Systems biology
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Updated
October 2, 2026

Research focus

Systems biologyDisease biomarkersFunctional genomicsAging

About the research

Complex illnesses rarely fit into a single molecular pathway.

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Ancha Baranova studies molecular networks underlying human diseases, combining multidimensional datasets to develop experimentally testable hypotheses. Her lab has investigated biomarkers for chronic liver disease and cancer, properties of cell-free DNA, and mechanisms of systemic inflammation, insulin resistance, and organ fibrosis in aging. Research also examines longitudinal health monitoring in personalized medicine. This connects functional genomics and pathway analysis with questions about how chronic disease develops across interacting biological systems.

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