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Jason Moffat is a Professor in Molecular Genetics whose research focuses on the genetic interaction networks in cancer cells. His work encompasses the development and application of advanced genomic techniques, particularly CRISPR-Cas9 genome engineering. He is associated with the SickKids Genetics and Genome Biology Program and the Donnelly Centre, where he is involved in innovative research that intersects functional genomics and systems biology. Moffat's lab studies various aspects of cell biology and disease models, aiming to unravel complex interactions at the molecular level, including protein-protein, DNA-protein, and RNA-protein interactions. He explores signaling pathways and technologies that can contribute to enhancing our understanding of cellular mechanisms in health and disease. His research interests incorporate diverse fields such as cancer biology, immunology, metabolism, and mitochondrial function, positioning his work at the cutting-edge of genetic modeling and functional genomics, contributing significantly to the field.
University of Toronto • Toronto, Ontario, Canada
Teaching and conducting research in the Department of Molecular Genetics.
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