What we Do

We aim to catalyze genomic research by providing grant review and development services, guidance and resources for genomic researchers and genomics education in the community.

Develop common workflows

Educate the community

Support transdisciplinary research

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Cancer genomics database recognized as global biodata resource

Cancer genomics database recognized as global biodata resource (Links to an external site)

A vast database of cancer genomics knowledge started by Washington University scientists has been named a Global Core Biodata Resource by the Global Biodata Coalition. Led by twin brothers Malachi Griffith, PhD, and Obi Griffith, PhD, both associate professors of medicine, the CIViC “knowledgebase” helps match genetic mutations driving a patient’s cancer growth with possible treatments that target those mutations.

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