Bailey Dye, Phd Email & Phone Number

Cincinnati, OH, US

Columbus, Ohio, US

I completed my doctoral degree in Biomedical Sciences through the Biomedical Sciences Graduate Program (BSGP). The BSGP is based in The Ohio State University College of Medicine, with a focus on "The Biology of Human Disease." The curriculum encourages interdisciplinary studies, and promotes an appreciation for how the integration of basic and clinical.

WI, US

I moved with the lab of my PhD mentor to the Medical College of Wisconsin to complete my doctoral research, while still remaining a graduate student at The Ohio State University. My dissertation research topic was the role of a-smooth muscle actin (SMA) in Mitral Valve Prolapse. Whether SMA is contributing to the disease, or simply a frequently observed.

Columbus, OH, US

As a graduate student in the laboratory of Dr. Joy Lincoln, I specialized in the study of heart valve development and disease. While this is a common condition affecting approximately 2.5% of the U.S. population, causes and mechanisms behind valve diseases are still poorly understood. In addition, surgical valve repair or replacement is the only effective.

Columbus, OH, US

I served as a contributor to Pediatrics Nationwide, a blog dedicated to sharing knowledge and advancing the conversation on pediatric health, and PediatricsOnline, an e-newsletter for specialists.

Westerville, OH, US

As an undergraduate I worked in the laboratory of Dr. Jeffrey S. Lehman, a plant pathologist whose lab is primarily focused on ecological/epidemiological interactions between plants and their pathogens. My study however, focused on the phenomenon of red maple toxicosis, a syndrome that occurs specifically in equines after the consumption of dried or wilted.

Phd, Biomedical Science

Bs, Biology, General

High School Diploma