Laboratory of sex differences in human biology

Established 2024 at Duke University School of Medicine

Department of Molecular Genetics and Microbiology

Center for Advanced Genomics Technologies

Welcome

There are widespread sex differences in human phenotypes, but their causes remain poorly understood. Our goal is to define the molecular mechanisms driving sex differences in human biology to advance healthcare across the spectrum of sex.

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New lab members!
New lab members!
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We are hiring!
We are hiring!

The San Roman lab is hiring a research technician and postdoctoral associate to join our brand new lab in January 2024!

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San Roman Lab participating in CAGT postdoc recruiting event April 23-24, 2024
San Roman Lab participating in CAGT postdoc recruiting event April 23-24, 2024

Are you a senior graduate student curious to visit Duke and see whether our lab or another in the Center for Advanced Genomics Technologies might be a good fit for your postdoc? Apply to attend Creating Outstanding Opportunities for Postdoctoral Trainees (CO-OPT) in Genomic Technologies!

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