Ruslan Soldatov, PhD
Former Instructor in Biomedical Informatics, Harvard Medical School
Ruslan Soldatov received his PhD in computational biology from the Institute for Information Transmission Problems, Moscow. His research was focused on structure and function of non-coding RNAs and molecular mechanisms of mutational processes in human. His current research is focused on lineage tracing and cell fate decision analysis of developmental processes based on single-cell sequencing data.
Polymerase ? Activity Is Linked to Replication Timing in Humans: Evidence from Mutational Signatures.
RNASurface: fast and accurate detection of locally optimal potentially structured RNA segments.
[Genome-wide identification of functional noncoding RNAs,].
[Statistical methods of comparative genomic analysis based on diffusion processes].