We are building one of the largest genomic biobanks in Mexico through the genotyping of more than 6,000 individuals from diverse regions and ethnicities.

Our aims are:

  • Characterize the genetic composition of modern Mexicans
  • Disentangle the evolutionary forces that have shaped Mexican population history and diversity
  • Identify genetic markers correlated with infectious diseases and cardiometabolic traits
  • Establish a Roadmap for the analysis and use of large-scale genomic data from admixed populations
  • Build local capacity for technology development, big data analysis and bioinformatics training in Latin American genomics

Lastest news

MX Biobank Workshop 2018

Practical workshop on genetic association studies in structured populations.

October 4, 2018

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MX Biobank Project at the Symposium “Closing Genome Research Gap”

The MX Biobank Project research trainees participated in the "Closing the Genome Research Gap symposium: An international symposium on genomics and health"

August 13, 2018

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News and publications

MX Biobank Project at the Symposium “Closing Genome Research Gap”

The MX Biobank Project research trainees participated in the "Closing the Genome Research Gap symposium: An international symposium on genomics and health"

August 13, 2018

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Biotweeps Twitter Conference 2018

The Biotweeps Twitter Conference is a global event bringing together researchers from across the biological sciences

August 13, 2018

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