Developing and improving functional genomics (RNAi and CRISPR/Cas9) screening approaches to better understand gene function and identify biologically-relevant targets.
NCATS' state-of-the-art RNAi screening facility accepts proposals from any NIH researcher. NCATS staff assist investigators with all stages of project planning and execution, from assay development through genome-wide small-interfering RNA (siRNA) screens, informatics and pathway analysis, and rigorous follow-up.
Find out more about the Functional Genomics Lab at NCATS, including its goals.
Learn more about the RNAi program’s state-of-the-art expertise, tools and screening technologies.
As an NIH investigator, get more information about collaborating with the RNAi program.
About the Functional Genomics Lab
Find out more about the Functional Genomics Lab at NCATS, including its goals.
Learn more about the RNAi program’s state-of-the-art expertise, tools and screening technologies.
Work with the Functional Genomics Lab
As an NIH investigator, get more information about collaborating with the RNAi program.
NIH Investigators can submit proposals to the Functional Genomics Lab .
Download the Functional Genomics Lab fact sheet (PDF - 615KB).
