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The Farhat Lab
Department of Biomedical Informatics, Harvard Medical School
The Farhat Lab
Department of Biomedical Informatics, Harvard Medical School
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The Farhat Lab

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The Farhat lab is a translational lab that combines genomics and informatics to understand and better control drug resistant tuberculosis and other infections. We are particularly interested in bacterial genome wide association, prediction of phenotype from genotype and methodological development around this. We also apply theoretical evolutionary concepts to better understand genetic diversity and population dynamics of bacterial populations in the host.

 

 

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Which Strains of Tuberculosis Are the Most Infectious? | Harvard Medical School

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Remdesivir-resistant COVID case sets off few alarms

Study identifies need to improve patient retention in the National TB Elimination Programme, highlights patients’ trust relation

Innovative tools take aim at antibiotic-resistant microbes

Study identifies concerning delays in TB diagnoses in the United States

AI model predicts TB resistance

Big data targets drug resistance

Predicting TB's behavior

Genetic drug-sensitivity tests can predict response to tuberculosis treatment in hours

Resistance Fighters

TB: Genetic drug resistance as good in gauging treatment outcome, death risk as traditional culture-based tests

Molecular tests that detect drug-resistant TB may become faster alternative to traditional testing

 

The Farhat Lab
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Harvard Medical School
Department of Biomedical Informatics
Countway Library of Medicine
10 Shattuck Street, Office 307
Boston, MA 02115

smartphone 617-432-5140
email mrfarhat@partners.org
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