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Model Organism Genetics -- Human and Medical Genetics -- Genomics and Proteomics -- Computational Biology

Jesse Bloom

Affiliate Professor of Genome Sciences



jbloom [ a t ] fredhutch.org
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Research:

In the Bloom lab, we study the evolution of viruses and proteins. We use experimental and computational techniques to understand the molecular constraints on viral proteins, and how these constraints shape the capacity of viruses to evolve to escape antibodies, erode pre-existing immunity, and adapt to new hosts.

Selected Publications:

Please see the Bloom Lab website for a list of publications.