Hakhamanesh Mostafavi
Associate Editor, Genetics of Complex Traits
Hakhamanesh Mostafavi is an Assistant Professor at NYU School of Medicine in the Center for Human Genetics and Genomics and the Department of Population Health. He earned his PhD in Biological Sciences from Columbia University under the mentorship of Molly Przeworski and completed postdoctoral training with Jonathan Pritchard at Stanford University. His lab develops computational and theoretical approaches to study the genetic basis and biology of human complex traits and diseases, integrating molecular and cellular insights with those from evolutionary and population genetics.
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A tail of three regulatory elements: insights into the structure of C. elegans Raf/LIN-25
A new paper in GENETICS shows the distal tail segment Raf/LIN-45 downregulates signaling and models its function in other Raf proteins.
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Meet embGAN, a revolution for cell lineage studies
New research in GENETICS reports an automated pipeline for cell lineage tracing that massively reduces manual analysis time.
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Digging up the recent past: how effective are genomic tools at deciphering our genetic ancestry?
Researchers evaluate the accuracy of common statistical methods to identify recent genetic ancestry in GENETICS.