A Powerful Collaboration For Precision Medicine

Precision medicine, genomics and data science have the potential to transform health care.

UW Medicine, The Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center, and Seattle Children’s have co-founded The Brotman Baty Institute to accelerate both the basic sciences of precision medicine and the delivery of benefits to patients.

The Institute is made possible by the generosity of Jeff and Susan Brotman, and Dan and Pam Baty.

Research

Help Us Outsmart the Flu!

January 22, 2019 | By nola klemfuss

BBI is announcing the launch of the Seattle Flu Study (SFS) to better understand how influenza and other contagious diseases spread and to gather information about how they might be better detected, monitored and controlled. The SFS will recruit 10,000 Seattle residents and visitors who show influenza-like symptoms in the current flu season...

Data And Tools

Data & Tools

Seattle Organismal Molecular Atlases (SOMA)

UW Medicine, The Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center, and Seattle Children’s have co-founded The Brotman Baty Institute to accelerate both the basic sciences of...

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Data & Tools

BRCA1 Variant Score Database

UW Medicine, The Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center, and Seattle Children’s have co-founded The Brotman Baty Institute to accelerate both the basic sciences of...

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News And Results

News

Help Us Outsmart the Flu!

January 22, 2019 | By nola klemfuss

BBI is announcing the launch of the Seattle Flu Study (SFS) to better understand how influenza and other contagious diseases spread and to gather information about how they might be better detected, monitored and controlled. The SFS will recruit 10,000 Seattle residents and visitors who show influenza-like symptoms in the current flu season...

News

BRCA mutations can be deadly or harmless. Now CRISPR can tell the difference

November 8, 2018 | By BrotmanBaty

By Jay Shendure, Greg Findlay, Lea Starita | Genetic Literacy Project More than 1 million women have had genetic testing of BRCA1 and BRCA2, genes in which mutations...

News

NIH visits UW to explain why they want your genome

November 5, 2018 | By BrotmanBaty

By Katherine Long Seattle Times staff reporter You may have agreed to donate your organs when you got your driver’s license. Perhaps you’ve even...

Calendar

cfDNA Symposium
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Apr 17 2019
Single Cell Symposium
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Jun 3 2019
Pediatric Sequencing Symposium
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Oct 1 2019

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15 Feb

Are you feeling #SickAsADog and experiencing #flu type symptoms? Come get your nose swabbed at one of our kiosks and join our #SeattleFlu study. Learn more here: https://t.co/m21ZdYQCVB #FluFriday

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14 Feb

#HappyValentinesDay from all of us at BBI!

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13 Feb

Modified #genetherapy cassettes, which carry therapy into muscle cells via a miniturized treatment gene, provide better therapy & performance for Duchenne #musculardystrophy . The micro-dystrophin has been restructured to enhance its functionality. https://t.co/uuyS63yvfw

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12 Feb

By performing a whole genome #CRISPR screen, @uw Drs. Ruohola-Baker, Mathieu, Moon & @fredhutch Dr. Paddison identified that folliculin mutations affect embryonic stem cell implantation, & may identify pathways to prevent certain cancers. #womeninscience https://t.co/ncTeQi80J6

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11 Feb

A new software, “Garnett”, has been written by @HPliner @JShendure @coletrapnell to rapidly annotate cells according to type in single-cell RNA-seq. Check it out here: https://t.co/vHFsVBeys6 https://t.co/nEErhcnAq2…

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