No one part of the body works alone, including our DNA. Our genomes directly and indirectly influence all aspects of our health, connecting the cells in our bodies with a common genetic code. That's why our researchers and healthcare providers are connecting across the globe with a common goal - to study the interconnected ways our genomes determine human health and disease.
Learn about our global missionOur projects are designed to bring together Cleveland Clinic experts from multiple fields to develop advanced genomic technologies and computational tools.
View Genome Center projectsThe artificial intelligence algorithm identified multiple gut metabolites and FDA-approved drugs that have potential to be repurposed as non-addictive, non-opioid pain medications.
Machine learning crunches the numbers to more easily spot drug targets for diseases influenced by the gut microbiome.
The Cleveland Clinic study provides evidence needed to justify new clinical trials for repurposing FDA-approved hypertension, erectile dysfunction drug to also treat Alzheimer’s disease.