Chatterjee Lab
The Programmable Biology Group
We integrate algorithms and experiments to generate
programmable platforms for genome, proteome, and cell engineering.
Our Research
Expansive Genome Editing
Our mission is to enable CRISPR-mediated editing of any DNA sequence -- to cure genetic diseases, grow better crops, develop new bioenergy solutions, and enhance scientific applications of genome editing. To do this, we employ diverse computational methods, such as bioinformatics, machine learning, and structure-based modeling, to engineer robust Cas9 enzymes. Our current set of enzymes, including ScCas9, Sc++, iSpyMac, represent some of the broadest, safest, and most effective RNA-guided genome editors, to date.
Our Team
We program biology to do what we want.
Assistant Professor of Biomedical Engineering
Assistant Professor of Computer Science
Assistant Professor of Biostatistics and Bioinformatics
Duke University
Co-Founder of Gameto, Inc.
Co-Founder of UbiquiTx, Inc.
Postdoctoral Fellow
PhD, Fudan University
PhD Student
BS, Georgia Tech
PhD Student
BS, University of Kansas
Visiting PhD Student
SM, MIT
Undergraduate
Harvard
Undergraduate
Harvard
Undergraduate
Harvard
Undergraduate
Duke
Undergraduate
Duke Kunshan
Undergraduate
Duke
Undergraduate
Duke
Undergraduate
Duke
Our Featured Work
In conjunction with the Church Lab at Harvard and our spinout company Gameto, we have created a living, fully human ovarian organoid that supports the maturation of an egg, develops follicles, and secretes sex hormones. Read about it at eLife!
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Center for Advanced Genomic Technologies
Fitzpatrick Center (CIEMAS), Room 2339A
101 Science Drive
Duke University
Durham, NC 27705