My research during my tenure at UM involved investigating the genetics of sensorineural hearing loss using zebrafish as the model organism. Here, I used CRISPR-Cas9 to knock out gdf6b, a TGF-β gene. I then used confocal microscopy, in vivo imaging, and electrophysiology to understand the roles that zebrafish gdf6 genes play in the development of the zebrafish auditory system.
I proudly graduated magna cum laude from this small liberal arts college. I feel that the intimate setting, direct attention, and diverse interests from the professors and fellow students really helped shape me into the person that I am today. One of my favorite parts about this college were the deep conversations between scientists and philosophers.
SCRIPPS, Max Planck, FAU, UM.
I did a lot of that, too.
That, too.
Done my share.
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