Phase Genomics
Dr. Adey is an Assistant Professor of Molecular and Medical Genetics at Oregon Health and Science University and a member of the Knight Cardiovascular Institute. He completed his Ph.D. in Molecular and Cell Biology at the University of Washington and was a recipient of the Distinguished Dissertation Award and the Harold M. Weintraub Graduate Student Award. Dr. Adey has spent his entire career in technology development in the area of high throughput genomics for which he has authored numerous publications and patents. After receiving his doctorate he formed his independent group at OHSU where his lab has focused on the development and deployment of high throughput single cell epigenetics technologies.
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Phase Genomics
Phase Genomics applies Hi-C and other proximity-ligation methods to enable chromosome-scale genome assembly, metagenomic deconvolution, as well as analysis of structural genomic variation and genome architecture. They offer a comprehensive portfolio of laboratory and computational services and products, including Hi-C kits for plants, animals, microbes, and human samples as well as industry-leading genome and metagenome assembly and analysis software.