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Yoseph Barash Research Group

University of Pennsylvania
Research lead
Yoseph Barash
Department
Department: Genetics
Recruiting
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Updated
October 2, 2026

Research focus

alternative splicingcomputational biologymachine learningpost-transcriptional regulationhigh-throughput sequencing analysis

About the research

How do sequence features and cellular context determine mechanisms of alternative splicing and post‑transcriptional isoform regulation in human tissues?

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The lab develops machine learning algorithms that integrate high‑throughput data such as RNASeq and CLIPSeq to infer RNA biogenesis and function. They build probabilistic graphical models and other computational methods to predict effects of genetic variation on RNA processing, including splicing QTLs. Predictions from computational models are followed by experimental verifications using high‑throughput sequencing assays to test inferred regulatory mechanisms. Ongoing projects include integrating long‑read 3′ and 5′ assays and polyA site annotation to resolve isoform diversity and variant effects on transcript ends.

Selected publications

2 listed

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