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My lab works on behavioural genomics using the nematode worm ''C. elegans'' as a model system.  We are particularly interested in how high-throughput imaging and quantitative phenotyping are opening new ways to explore the mapping between genome variation and complex traits like behaviour.


==Education==
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* BSc (2004) Memorial University of Newfoundland
* BSc (2004) Memorial University of Newfoundland


==Publications==
==Research Interests==
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My lab works on behavioural genomics using the nematode worm ''C. elegans'' as a model systemWe are particularly interested in how high-throughput imaging and quantitative phenotyping are opening new ways to explore the mapping between genome variation and complex traits like behaviour.
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Latest revision as of 02:12, 14 April 2014

Contact Info

André Brown
MRC CSC
Imperial College London
Faculty of Medicine
Du Cane Road
London
W12 0NN
United Kingdom

Email me through OpenWetWare

Education

  • Postdoc at MRC Lab of Molecular Biology, Cambridge
  • PhD (2009) University of Pennsylvania
  • BSc (2004) Memorial University of Newfoundland

Research Interests

My lab works on behavioural genomics using the nematode worm C. elegans as a model system. We are particularly interested in how high-throughput imaging and quantitative phenotyping are opening new ways to explore the mapping between genome variation and complex traits like behaviour.