Projects

The DEEP-DV consortium studies dedicated strategies that nuclear DNA viruses use to disrupt, evade or exploit nuclear gene expression networks to set the path for a lytic, abortive or persistent infection.

DEEP-DV unites scientists with strong virological expertise and firm command of state of the art methodologies such as omics-scale interrogation techniques, RNA proteomics, single-cell technologies, and bioinformatics.

As part of this consortium, we are building a harmonized atlas of time-resolved single-cell data from various viruses in different cell types, and analyzing it to identify differences and similarities in how viruses disrupt, evade, or exploit gene expression networks.

For more information, visit the project website (external link, opens in a new window).