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qingxiangguo/README.md

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Hi, this is Qingxiang (Allen) Guo, Ph.D. in Bioinformatics 👋

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About myself

I received my Ph.D. in Bioinformatics at Huazhong Agricultural University, China in Jun 2021, and have the precious chance to visit Bartholomew Lab, Department of Microbiology at Oregon State University in 2014. My research background is in multi-omic insights (genomics, transcriptomics, and proteomics) into the early animal genome evolution and genetic basis of their phenotypic adaptation. And I am very interested in developing multimodal pipelines to discover fundamental principles that control phenotype.

During my PhD, I investigated the evolutionary genomics of the myxozoans, micro-meter sized parasitic cnidarians, and found a new model of parasite evolution – mosaic evolution (BMC Biology, 2022). I developed a customized comprehensive proteomic reference database (CCPRD) pipeline, which has greatly improved the efficiency and accuracy of proteomic research in non-model organisms. I also applied proteomics, algorithm development, and quantitative genetic analysis to demonstrate that nematocysts may be a key determinant of the adaptive success of cnidarians. I also modelled the relationship between the evolutionary mode of cnidarians and palaeo-environmental change and found that the diversification of cnidarians is predominantly uncoupled from palaeoclimate.

I have authored and co-authored 21 peer-reviewed publications on various biology journals, like BMC Biology, Biology, Journal of Experimental Biology, and Parasites & Vectors (seven papers are first author and one more in preparation).

My career goal is to become an independent academic research investigator. I see these projects as the starting point for my long-term research goal of expanding the field of using multi-omics approaches to broader species beyond my previous focus on parasitic cnidarians. My future research interests include a study of the cancer genomics: the structural variantions of cancer genome and single cell omics. I am doing these interesting projects as a postdoc at Yang lab, Feinberg School of Medcine, Northwestern university.

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Useful links:

Yangyang Li's website Yangyang Li's website Tingyou Wang's Blog Tingyou Wang's Blog

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  1. Computational-Medicine-and-Bioinformatics-Terminology-Database Public

    A comprehensive mapping database, including detailed information, of the terminology and concepts in computational medicine and bioinformatics field.

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  2. Tools-for-Cancer-Genome-Analysis Public

    Installation and usage for various tools for cancer genomics

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  3. Allen_Guo_Python_Grammar_Note Public

    This is the note for my study of python grammar

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  4. Evolutionary_and_comparative_genomics Public

    Streaming workflow for evolutionary and comparative genomics

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  5. ScanNeo Public

    Forked from ylab-hi/ScanNeo

    A pipeline for identifying indel derived neoantigens using RNA-Seq data

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  6. apachecn-dl-zh Public

    Forked from apachecn/apachecn-dl-zh

    ApacheCN 深度学习译文集

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