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Broomfield, Colorado, United States

Aurora, Colorado, United States

As part of my training, I applied molecular methods, CRISPR technology, and large-scale data analysis to elucidate mechanisms regulating p53 transcriptional network activity and to improve the therapeutic efficacy of p53-targeted drugs. I also trained in large-scale data analysis using R and supported data analysis of projects delineating p53 function.

Houston, Texas, United States

During my first postdoctoral training, I led projects studying transcriptional regulators involved in normal and abnormal human endometrial cell biology and collaborated with fellows and clinician scientists on pre-clinical mouse model projects investigating breast and salivary gland cancer, early pregnancy, and thymus biology. I also led -omics data.

Houston, Texas, United States

My thesis project focused identifying the role of the transcriptional coregulator Steroid Receptor Coactivator-2 in endometrial cancer metabolism. During this time, I also collaborated with senior scientists in the department on projects using preclinical mouse models to study transcription factors and coregulators in early embryo implantation, breast.

Houston, Texas, United States

I received two scholarships from the Count Jakub Potocki Foundation, Warsaw, Poland which allowed me, as a visiting international scholar, to acquire training in state-of-the-art microscopy (including training in high-throughput microscopy and image analysis) in Dr. Michael M. Mancini’s laboratory. I assisted on projects applying microscopy-based assays to.

Warsaw, Mazowieckie, Poland

Doctor Of Philosophy - Phd, Molecular And Cellular Biology

Master Of Science - Ms, Biotechnology

Bachelor Of Science - Bs, Biotechnology