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Luke Gilbert, PhD

University of California, San Francisco

Biography

Luke Gilbert, PhD, is an assistant professor in the Department of Urology at the Helen Diller Family Comprehensive Cancer Center and the Innovative Genomics Institute at the University of California, San Francisco. He received a BS in microbiology/immunology from UCLA, a PhD from MIT in Dr. Mike Hemann’s lab, and postdoctoral training with Dr. Jonathan Weissman at UCSF before starting his lab in 2017.

Dr. Gilbert was an early pioneer in repurposed CRISPR systems that are used to turn genes on (CRISPRa) and off (CRISPRi) by editing the epigenome. The Gilbert lab continues to develop new epigenetic editing approaches as well as new CRISPR functional genomics platforms. Recently, the Gilbert lab developed two next-generation CRISPR functional genomics platforms to systematically and quantitatively map genetic interactions.

Outputs and publications by Luke Gilbert, PhD

Workflows of Data and Samples
The following document outlines the workflow of the data and samples from contributing cohorts with existing DNA, and contributing cohorts with existing or externally generated genotype data.
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NIA-Material Transfer Agreement
The material transfer agreement for the transfer of human materials for research purposes is outlined in the following document.
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Sample Prioritization Table
The Monogenic Network of GP2 is prioritizing cases where a monogenic cause of Parkinson’s disease is strongly suspected. Multiple factors will be considered and scoring criteria will be used.
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