Linh Ngoc Huynh

The paper models gene expression and growth dynamics during antibiotic exposure, showing that initial resource allocation variations predict divergent cell fates and survival outcomes.

The paper introduces a method to score and rank structural variants based on their impact on TAD fusion, showing it outperforms existing approaches and identifies deleterious deletions.

This paper introduces a combinatorial framework, Odin, for early prediction of neurodevelopmental disorders using rare coding variation and functional information, achieving 8% additional autism case detection with less than 1% false positive rate.