Clarissa Santoso
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Clarissa Santoso is a molecular biology researcher whose work centers on understanding gene regulation in humans, with a particular focus on identifying the transcription factors (TFs) that control gene expression. Her most recognized contribution lies in the development and refinement of yeast one-hybrid (Y1H) screening methodologies, as detailed in her 2019 work "Enhanced Yeast One-hybrid Screens To Identify Transcription Factor Binding To Human DNA Sequences," which has accumulated citations across multiple research communities. This research addresses one of the fundamental challenges in genomics: systematically mapping the complex interactions between transcription factors and their target DNA sequences in the human genome. By enhancing the sensitivity and reliability of Y1H assays, Santoso's work provides researchers with a more powerful experimental tool for integrating both empirical and computational approaches to gene regulatory network analysis. Her contributions are particularly valuable to fields such as functional genomics, systems biology, and disease research, where understanding transcriptional regulation is critical. Though still building her citation profile, her methodological advances represent a meaningful step forward in the broader effort to decode how human genes are precisely controlled.
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