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=== Vincent Butty, MD, PhD === [[Image:VincentBMC.jpg|right|100px]]'''Informatics Scientist'''<BR> Dr. Vincent Butty joined the core in April 2012. He is an MD/PhD with a strong background in RNA sequencing methodologies and immunology. Vincent obtained his MD at the University of Geneva and received a PhD in Immunology from Harvard where he studied the population genetics of autoimmune diseases such as Type-I diabetes in the [http://cbdm.hms.harvard.edu Benoist/Mathis lab]. Vincent did his postdoctoral training here at MIT in [http://genes.mit.edu/burgelab Dr. Chris Burge's group], where he investigated the regulation of RNA processing across a broad variety of disease contexts using RNA sequencing. In the core, Vincent is currently involved in the analysis of long non-coding RNAs, the role of chromatin in development and the response to genotoxic and infectious stresses. ''Specialties'' * RNAseq * Immunology & Immunogenetics <BR>
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