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Rui Chen is a professor of molecular and human genetics at Baylor College of Medicine (BCM) in Houston, Texas. He studies the genetic and molecular basis of human visual disorders and develops novel therapeutics using single cell omics and genome editing.
Articles 1–20. Associate Professor, South University of Science and Technology of China - Cited by 6,610 - Semiconductor Optics and Physics - Ultrafast & Nonlinear Phenomena - Microcavity - Photonics - Low-Dimentional Materials.
- Identification of Human Retinal Disease Genes
- Animal Models For Retinal Disease and Development
- Genomic Technology Development and Applications
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One of the main focuses in our laboratory is to understand the molecular mechanism underlying human retinal disease. Collectively, ocular diseases affect large populations in the world with 40 million people who are blind and another 100 million with substantial visual impairment. Together with our collaborators, we are currently working on identif...
Model organisms including mouse and Drosophilia melanogaster are useful tools to understanding molecular mechanism of diseases and identifying genetic networks controlling retinal development. Using mouse as the model organism, we have recently generated numerous mouse models for the novel disease genes identified by our group to mimic human retina...
Introduction of new technologies often leads to breakthrough of scientific discoveries. Recently, the most exciting novel technology in molecular and genomic biology is the Next generation sequencing. To fully utilize this in our research, a set of protocols and software tools that specific for the NextGen technology have been developed among our l...
Rui Chen is a professor at Baylor College of Medicine and a leader in the field of retinal disease genetics and genomics. He uses experimental and computational approaches to identify and model human retinal disease genes, develop novel genomic technologies, and generate animal models for retinal development and disease.
Articles 1–20. Professor, Baylor College of Medicine - Cited by 52,234 - Genomics - Genetics - Retina Diseases.
Articles 1–20. Associate Professor, Sun Yat-Sen University - Cited by 731 - Optical imaging，Computational imaging - Metasurfaces，Inverse problems - Nanophotonics.
Rui Chen. Tsinghua University. Verified email at mail.tsinghua.edu.cn - Homepage. 3D computer vision Tactile Sensing. Title. Sort. Sort by citations Sort by year Sort by title. Cited by.
Rui Chen. Professor, Xidian University. Verified email at xidian.edu.cn.
