Genetic Anthropology Lab at UCSD
The genetic anthropology lab includes general genetic anthropology lab equipment, for the purpose of extracting, amplifying, and sequencing DNA to answer questions of anthropological interest. The lab also contains a Pyromark Q24 and all accessory equipment for the primary purpose of assaying DNA methylation levels. Pyrosequencing is a technique which enables sensitive quantification of methylation status at individual nucleotides, though the technique can also be used for other purposes, eg. genotyping, obtaining ploidy levels, and mixed genotypes in heterogeneous samples (e.g. tumor and normal cells).
If you are interested in joining the lab as a graduate student, please contact me at alnon@ucsd.edu.
Genetic Anthro Lab at UCSD:
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Thanks to Katy Schoeneweis, Mary Azoian, Elizabeth Clausing, and Jennifer Corona (not pictured) for helping unpack the lab!
Genetic Anthro Lab at Vanderbilt (2013-2015):
Left to Right: Amy Non, Ainash Childebayeva, Ames Sanders, Sanober Ismaily, and Brittany Hollister
Brittany Hollister and Rob Tennyson
The lab in 2013
Our new Pyromark Q24!
Our first lab dinner (at the Smiling Elephant)
April 26th, 2013
The Epic-Geneticists
Fun times at Nepali restaurant in Calgary – at AAPA 2014
Driving to Lake Louise!
Pumpkin Carving Lab Meeting!
Left to Right: Emma Kelly, Holly Glass, Amy Non, Sophie To, Elizabeth Narvaez-Vega
Karthik and Holly presenting at the Littlejohn Fellowship Symposium
Non Lab reunion in St Louis
Nanibaa’ Garrison and the rest of the lab crew
Holly Glass, Karthik Yarlagadda, Emma Kelly, Sophie To, Brittany Hollister, Amy Non — Spring 2015
Genetic Anthropology Lab at UCSD
