The human genome has hidden levels of regulatory complexity and variability that have begun to reveal themselves since the initial sequence became available in 2001. Today, with increasingly powerful sequencing and analysis technologies, we are not only beginning to appreciate the scale of variation in individual human genome sequences, but also gaining a greater understanding of how genome differences relate to human evolution and disease. This meeting will showcase these advances in our understanding of human genome regulation and variability as well as the potential of new technologies to drive the advancement of knowledge.

Download the conference poster for the Miami 2009 Winter Symposium.

Interpreting the Human Genome

• Organizers

  • University Biochemistry & Molecular Biology Foundation Inc.
  • Sylvester Comprehensive Cancer Center at the University of Miami
  • Scripps Florida
  • Nature Biotechnology
  • Nature Genetics
  • Nature Medicine



• Date

  • January 24-28, 2009



• Venue

  • Deauville Beach Resort, Miami Beach, FL, USA

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