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Aaron Quinlan Research Group

University of Utah
Research lead
Aaron Quinlan
Research area
Computational genomics
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Updated
October 2, 2026

Research focus

Computational genomicsRare disease geneticsStructural variationCancer genomicsBioinformatics

About the research

Which changes in a genome matter for disease, and how can researchers find them efficiently?

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The group combines genetics and genomic technologies with computer science and machine learning to analyze genetic variation. Researchers develop software for identifying candidate variants in rare familial disease and detecting structural changes such as deletions, duplications and inversions. Another direction examines genomic changes involved in cancer evolution, treatment resistance and relapse. The lab also maintains practical tools for manipulating and comparing large sequencing datasets, including BEDTOOLS, GEMINI and LUMPY.

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