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Explore seven selected peer-reviewed studies coauthored by Hahyeon Jeon, Dattaa’s CEO, across cancer epigenomics, DNA data storage, and synthetic biology.

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RESEARCH / SELECTED PUBLICATIONS

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7 selected peer-reviewed studies coauthored by Hahyeon Jeon, Dattaa’s CEO. Research spanning cancer epigenomics, DNA data storage, and synthetic biology.

Cancer epigenomics

From molecular signatures to methods for measuring tumor-derived DNA.

Molecular and Cellular Probes2022

Quantifying tumor-derived DNA through two complementary signals.

The study introduced TOF, a method that combines plasma DNA methylation and fragmentation patterns to quantify tumor-originated fragments for lung cancer detection research.

  • Cell-free DNA
  • Methylation
  • Fragmentomics
HAHYEON JEON · COAUTHOR CONTRIBUTION

Conceptualization, methodology, and investigation.

A method for early diagnosis of lung cancer from tumor originated DNA fragments using plasma cfDNA methylome and fragmentome profiles
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Clinical Epigenetics2024

Measuring circulating tumor DNA through cancer-specific methylation.

The study identified colon cancer-specific methylation regions and used them to quantify ctDNA in blood, investigating both cancer screening and monitoring after surgery.

  • Circulating tumor DNA
  • Methylation
  • Liquid biopsy
HAHYEON JEON · COAUTHOR CONTRIBUTION

Study design, data interpretation, and manuscript revision.

Quantification method of ctDNA using cell-free DNA methylation profile for noninvasive screening and monitoring of colon cancer
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DNA data storage

Computational methods for recovering, decoding, and simulating information stored in DNA.

Synthetic biology

Connecting molecular experiments with systematic biological screening.

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