Identifying Combinatorial Regulatory Genes for Cell Fate Decision via Reparameterizable Subset Explanations
Junhao Liu, Pengpeng Zhang, Martin Renqiang Min, Jing Zhang
- AI/ML for Single-Cell & Spatial
- Perturbation / Therapeutic Discovery
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Associate Professor of Computer Science
University of California, Irvine
Jing Zhang develops AI and computational genomics methods to study gene regulation, disease-associated cellular states, and predictive perturbations. Her group combines methodological development with large-scale human genomics to investigate regulatory mechanisms and therapeutic targets.
Our lab develops AI and computational genomics methods to understand gene regulation, cellular states, and tissue organization in human disease. We build models for single-cell and spatial omics, integrate functional and regulatory genomics, and connect disease-associated molecular programs to perturbation and therapeutic discovery. We apply these approaches across complex disease, including psychiatric, neurodegenerative, substance-use, HIV-associated, and other human disease settings.
Junhao Liu, Pengpeng Zhang, Martin Renqiang Min, Jing Zhang
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