Computational Biology Lab
The current research projects in the "Roy Lab" include regulatory genomic studies of vector mosquitoes; evolutionary and comparative genomic studies of molecular pathways in insect vectors; the role of miRNAs in various organisms; and investigation of oxidative stress-induced cellular survival pathways in colorectal cancer health disparities – all of which involve analysis and validation of high throughput and next-generation sequencing data using bioinformatics tools and molecular techniques.
For brief descriptions of the ongoing projects in the lab, please visit the "Research" page.
If you are interested in an undergraduate or graduate research position, please contact:
Assistant Professor, Biological Sciences
2.172 Bioscience Research Building,
Department of Biological Sciences,
University of Texas at El Paso
sroy1@utep.edu
915-747-8757
Lab News
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Article #10 from the Roylab at UTEP, this one in PNAS. Congratulations to Aditi! 1
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Congratulations Abhijeet Patil for getting the postdoctoral researcher position at the University of Pennsylvania!
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Congratulations to Amanda, Kristen, Tolulupe and Raisa for their Ph.D. admissions at the University of Texas at El Paso!