
Sergio Baranzini
Spoke at KGC 2021
Biography
Sergio E. Baranzini is Distinguished Professor of Neurology at the University of California San Francisco (UCSF). He earned his Ph.D. in human molecular genetics (1997) from the University of Buenos Aires, Argentina. His lab at UCSF uses a multi-disciplinary approach to science and it is composed by experimental and computational researchers. Dr. Baranzini leads the iMSMS, an international consortium to study the effect of bacterial populations (microbiota) on MS susceptibility and progression. In addition, he is the principal investigator of SPOKE, a large multi-disciplinary bioinformatics approach to gather, integrate and analyze all biomedical data, currently supported by NIH and NSF.
Talks
KGC 2021
2021 Talk: SPOKE: a biomedical open knowledge graph
SPOKE is a biomedical knowledge graph containing factual data on various biomedical fields including genetics, molecular biology, physiology, metabolomics, pharmacology and clinical medicine. SPOKE can be used to repurpose medications, predict patient outcomes, and accelerate drug development, among other uses.
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