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Xijin Ge is an associate professor of bioinformatics at Department of Mathematics and Statistics. He teaches and conducts research in the general area of bioinformatics and computational biology. More about Ge’s training and research can be found at and .
Currently, the main focus of his group is the role of transposable elements in the gene regulation, especially in embryonic stem cells. Another emphasis is the development of tools and resources for the interpretation of high-throughput genomics data. Ge also enjoys working with many collaborators in a supporting role.
We are also involved in teaching statistics and analytics to high school students as part of the education and outreach activities of . His research group is supported by , , the state of South Dakota and Sanford Health.