• Cancer Genomics
  • Rapid Library Construction

    Rapid Library Construction
    Rachel Collins prepares samples for automated library construction.

  • Sample Prep
  • Microbial Research at the Genome Institute
  • Global Health & Infectious Disease Research
  • Validation

    Validation
    Tammy Vickery, Ryan Demeter and Vince Magrini evaluate a sample validation technique.

  • Testing and Training

    Testing and Training
    Lisa Cook tests a new sample preparation protocol.

  • The Cancer Genome Initiative
  • Computing at the Genome Institute

    Computing at the Genome Institute
    Kirk Brege performs data infrastructure upgrades on a communication closet.

  • Genome Institute Tours
  • Komen St Louis Advocacy Committee
  • Dr. Lukas Wartman survives the cancer he studies.
  • Outreach Event
  • Preparing to Sequence

    Preparing to Sequence
    Preparing a fluorescent gel during library construction.

  • Software Development

People

The Genome Institute employs over 200 faculty and staff from a variety of disciplines.

Learn more about the People at TGI

Projects

The Genome Institute is involved in a number of highly collaborative large-scale projects.

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Genome Modeling Tools

Bioinformatics Tools for Genomics

The Genome Modeling Tools site provides reliable software for high-throughput genomic analysis that is easy to install and well documented. The software on the site is developed and maintained by the Informatics group at The Genome Institute at Washington University School of Medicine.

Selected GMT Packages

  • MuSiC
    A downstream analysis tool suite to identify and correlate mutated genes, pathways, and clinical features.

  • Breakdancer
    Detect genome-wide structural variants from next generation reads.

View all GMT packages

Outreach at TGI

Serving St. Louis Through Science

The Outreach Department reaches out to the St. Louis community by visiting local schools, giving talks and doing hands-on science with K-12 students. The department also conducts tours of the institute, invites groups to perform experiments in the facility's labs and provides internships for undergraduates from diverse backgrounds.

View the Outreach Site