Manolis Kellis
![Manolis Kellis at the [[American Society of Human Genetics]] (ASHG) meeting in Orlando Florida on October 19, 2017](https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/6/68/Prof_Manolis_Kellis_at_the_2017_American_Society_of_Human_Genetics_meeting_in_Orlando_October_19_2017.jpg)
Kellis is known for his contributions to genomics, human genetics, epigenomics, gene regulation, genome evolution, disease mechanism, and single-cell genomics. He co-led the NIH Roadmap Epigenomics Project effort to create a comprehensive map of the human epigenome, the comparative analysis of 29 mammals to create a comprehensive map of conserved elements in the human genome, the ENCODE, GENCODE, and modENCODE projects to characterize the genes, non-coding elements, and circuits of the human genome and model organisms. A major focus of his work is understanding the effects of genetic variations on human disease, with contributions to obesity, diabetes, Alzheimer's disease, schizophrenia, and cancer. Provided by Wikipedia
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