Cresko Laboratory @ The University of Oregon

An evolutionary genomics laboratory

Pudding Creek, Middle Fork of the Willamette River

Bill Cresko

Evolutionary Geneticist

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Seadragon genome work highlighted in the NY Times

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Our recent work on seadragon genomes was highlighted in a very nice article in the New York Times. read the article

Graduate student Hope Healey awarded a prestigious F31 Fellowship

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Congratulations to Hope Healey for being awarded a prestigious NIH Ruth Kirchstein F31 Fellowship for the next three years. This NRSA from the National Insti...

Congratulations to graduate student Hope Healey on her first first author publication in Genetics

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Congratulations to Hope Healey and Susie Bassham on their paper using single cell iso sequencing to greatly improve the annotation of the threespine stickleb...

Single-cell Iso-Sequencing enables rapid genome annotation for scRNAseq analysis

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Extreme intraspecific divergence in mitochondrial haplotypes makes the threespine stickleback fish an emerging evolutionary mutant model for mito-nuclear interactions

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Cresko Laboratory @ The University of Oregon

Bill Cresko

Recent Posts

Seadragon genome work highlighted in the NY Times

Graduate student Hope Healey awarded a prestigious F31 Fellowship

Congratulations to graduate student Hope Healey on her first first author publication in Genetics

Single-cell Iso-Sequencing enables rapid genome annotation for scRNAseq analysis

Extreme intraspecific divergence in mitochondrial haplotypes makes the threespine stickleback fish an emerging evolutionary mutant model for mito-nuclear interactions