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The Project Aiming to Decode Latin American Health: Obesity, Diabetes, and Aging

The OriGen Health Research Center is an initiative of Tecnológico de Monterrey and the University of Texas at Austin that seeks to understand the health of Latino populations.
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oriGen Project: What the Genome of 100,000 Mexicans from Across the Country Reveals

Through trained field teams, researchers achieved their ambitious target for one of the most representative genomic databases in Latin America.
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OriGen Health Research Center: The First Step to Discovering Diseases in Latinos

This initiative will be essential for developing predictive models that allow for personalized treatments.
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Women in the North of Mexico Have the Highest Rate of Diabetes And Other Data of oriGen Project

The project already has some preliminary epidemiological and lifestyle results.
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The volunteers who help science by donating their DNA

We accompanied the oriGen project team to Pachuca, Hidalgo, to learn about the motivations of those participating in the Mexican genome map.
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Mexican Biobank: A Genetic Snapshot Shedding Light on Diseases

Tec de Monterrey’s Research

Four institutes, 32 research groups, four Core Labs, and the oriGen Project make Tec de Monterrey the most robust and connected ecosystem of applied research in Latin America.
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RNA from Corpses to Study Genetic Diseases

Those who donate their organs could also contribute to genetic studies aimed at reaching precision medicine.
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The Future of Medicine Lives in Our Genes

Gonçalo Abecasis, Vice President of the Regeneron Genetics Center, explains that genome sequencing can create drugs to block the genes that produce cholesterol.
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An alliance Between Regeneron Genetics and Tec Will Boost Knowledge of Mexican Genome

The university has signed an agreement with the international company that will help it to analyze genetic samples.
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Origen project

Image of a woman sneezing

The Project Aiming to Decode Latin American Health: Obesity, Diabetes, and Aging

The OriGen Health Research Center is an initiative of Tecnológico de Monterrey and the University of Texas at Austin that seeks to understand the health of Latino populations.
Origen Project 2025

oriGen Project: What the Genome of 100,000 Mexicans from Across the Country Reveals

Through trained field teams, researchers achieved their ambitious target for one of the most representative genomic databases in Latin America.
image of people with a letter

OriGen Health Research Center: The First Step to Discovering Diseases in Latinos

This initiative will be essential for developing predictive models that allow for personalized treatments.
laboratory image

Women in the North of Mexico Have the Highest Rate of Diabetes And Other Data of oriGen Project

The project already has some preliminary epidemiological and lifestyle results.
Photograph of a person receiving an injection

The volunteers who help science by donating their DNA

We accompanied the oriGen project team to Pachuca, Hidalgo, to learn about the motivations of those participating in the Mexican genome map.
The image shows a microscope with a globe on a blue background. The globe is a symbol of the world, and the microscope is a symbol of science. The image represents the use of science to explore the world.

Mexican Biobank: A Genetic Snapshot Shedding Light on Diseases

Tec de Monterrey’s Research

Four institutes, 32 research groups, four Core Labs, and the oriGen Project make Tec de Monterrey the most robust and connected ecosystem of applied research in Latin America.
Illustration of RNA in purple tones

RNA from Corpses to Study Genetic Diseases

Those who donate their organs could also contribute to genetic studies aimed at reaching precision medicine.
Man with blue jacket poses in front of a mural

The Future of Medicine Lives in Our Genes

Gonçalo Abecasis, Vice President of the Regeneron Genetics Center, explains that genome sequencing can create drugs to block the genes that produce cholesterol.
image of researchers at a panel

An alliance Between Regeneron Genetics and Tec Will Boost Knowledge of Mexican Genome

The university has signed an agreement with the international company that will help it to analyze genetic samples.

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