Ella Eisinger Email & Phone Number

Philadelphia, PA, US

Manhattan, New York, United States

Researched circadian regulation of myelination through constitutive knockdown of the core molecular clock (Bmal1) in oligodendrocyte precursor cells. Used immunohistochemistry to determine how this knockdown affects microglia and astrocytes in development and began to probe the role of the molecular circadian clock in oligodendrocyte-directed.

Worked as a Teaching Assistant for Dr. Robert Sapolsky's course, "Human Behavioral Biology" (BIO 150), one of Stanford's most widely-taken courses with a current enrollment of ~600 students. Collaborated with the rest of the teaching team to organize and lead discussion sections, create problem sets, grade assignments, and correspond with students over the.

Tutored undergraduate and graduate students across university departments in their writing.

Tested the efficacy of Kallyope's lead compounds in their activation of certain components of the gut-brain axis. Gained proficiency in secretion assays, immunoassays, and qPCR.

Assisting with data collection and analysis for a project examining the neurological complications of immunotherapy and a retrospective study assessing the most optimal combination of treatments for patients with glioblastoma. Clinical research is conducted through Dr. Melanie Hayden Gephart's research group in the Department of Neurosurgery, with.

Assisted in the research of mycobacterium host-pathogen interactions in Dr. Carolyn Bertozzi's laboratory. Project specifically focused on analysis of the lipid PDIM, a key mycobacterial virulence factor, in bacterial pathogenesis when injected into the hindbrain ventricle of zebrafish. Responsibilities included large-scale culturing of Mycobacterium.

Assisted in the research of Huntington’s and Alzheimer’s Disease pathologies and the analysis of the therapeutic efficacy of neurotrophin receptor signaling in Dr. Longo's Laboratory. Dose response study entailed sectioning and imaging the brains of HD mice that had been treated with small molecule compounds (C31); subsequent analysis required examining.

Doctor Of Medicine - Md

Activities and Societies: Student Research, Clerkship Prep Curriculum Co-Chair, Internal Medicine Clerkship Liaison, Student Curriculum.

Bachelor Of Science - Bsh, Pre-Medical Studies / Biology, Gpa: 4.0

Activities and Societies: Stanford Club Running, The Bridge Peer Counseling, Cardinal Free Clinics, Stanford Immersion in Medicine Series.

Stanford University In Berlin, Fall Quarter 2018

High School, Class Valedictorian, Gpa: 102.9/100, International Baccalaureate Diploma: 45/45

Activities and Societies: Summa Cum Laude, Varsity Tennis (2-year captain), Varsity Indoor and Outdoor Track and Field, Varsity Debate.

Class Valedictorian