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Department Introduction

Department of Genetics & Biotechnology
Introduction
The educational goal of the Department of Genetics and Biotechnology is to cultivate creative and competent professionals in the field through systematic and specialized education.
Research Area
Research Area Contents
Signal Transduction and Transcriptional Regulation Investigates cellular signal transduction and subsequent gene expression mechanisms.
Clinical Big Data Explores the pathogenesis of major chronic metabolic diseases, including cardiovascular diseases, diabetes, and cancer, based on large-scale multi-ethnic cohorts and public health big data.
Tumor Genetics Develops genetically engineered mouse models (GEMMs) for cancer to study genes that play critical roles in the development of hepatocarcinoma (liver cancer).
Biomedical Engineering Designs and develops biopharmaceutical platforms to conduct research on targeted therapy technologies for various diseases, including cancer and inflammatory disorders.
Plant Functional Genomics Performs functional analysis and application of key genes related to crop productivity, functional enhancement, and resistance to environmental stress and pathogens, using rice as a primary research material.
Crop Systems Genetics Provides effective solutions or improved traits through comprehensive and systematic analysis of critical crop traits and challenges based on systems biology.
Industri+C10al Microbiology Screens beneficial microorganisms and investigates their physiological effects on human cells through microbial treatments.
Plant Metabolic Engineering Conducts metabolic engineering research on plant secondary metabolic biosynthetic pathways and their regulatory mechanisms, primarily using rice as a research model.
Molecular Skin Biotechnology Conducts research on skin pigmentation mechanisms and the pathogenesis of atopic dermatitis.
Plant Biochemistry Investigates various components involved in light signal transduction for plant growth and development at the protein level.
Neurodevelopmental Genetics Studies the establishment of the mammalian body plan starting from the zygote, and investigates the development and differentiation of complex bodily tissues, including the central nervous system (CNS).

Computational Biology & Bioinformatics
Develops algorithms for biological big data analysis and conducts applied research on core software for next-generation sequencing data to decode vast genomic information at the single-cell level.
Faculty Members
Name Position Dree University major Research Area E-Mail
Jeong Daegyun Professor Ph.D. Cornell University Microbial Genetics Industrial Microbiology dkchung@khu.ac.kr
Bu Seonghui Professor Ph.D. University of Nebraska-Lincoln Chemistry Biochemistry shbhoo@khu.ac.kr
Jeon Jongseong Professor Ph.D. Seoul National University Biology Plant Functional Genomics jjeon@khu.ac.kr
Jeong Gihong Professor Ph.D. POSTECH Plant Functional Genomics Crop Systems Genetics khjung2010@khu.ac.kr
Hwang Jaeseong Professor Ph.D. Ajou University Dermatology Molecular Skin Biotechnology jshwang@khu.ac.kr
Jeong Yongsu Professor Ph.D. Seoul National University Developmental Genetics Neurodevelopmental Genetics yongsu@khu.ac.kr
Ha Seonhwa Professor Ph.D. Kyungpook National University Plant Molecular Biology Plant Metabolic Engineering sunhwa@khu.ac.kr
Lee Sangwon Professor Ph.D. Kyung Hee University Biochemistry Plant Biochemistry swlee6803@khu.ac.kr
Kim Giyeong Professor Ph.D. Yonsei University Biochemistry Signal Transduction and Transcriptional Regulation kiyoung@khu.ac.kr
No Wonsang associate Professor Ph.D. Yonsei University   Tumor Genetics simonro@khu.ac.kr
Kim Jihye Professor Ph.D. Seoul National University Clinical Nutrition Clinical Big Data kjhye@khu.ac.kr
O Seungja associate Professor Ph.D. Pennsylvania State University   Biomedical Engineering seugja.oh@khu.ac.kr
Kim Wongyeong Assistant Professor Ph.D. Seoul National University Pharmacy Biomedical Molecular Biology wkkim0321@khu.ac.kr
Kim Hyeon Assistant Professor Ph.D. Korea University Biophysics Computational Biology & Bioinformatics hyunkim213@khu.ac.kr