I am primarily interested in using mouse models to better understand fundamental developmental pathways.
After receiving my Bachelor's degree in Chemistry from the University of Maine, where my research was focused on analytical instrumentation, I switched gears to work as a Research Assistant for Dr. Steve Murray in Genetic Resource Science (GRS). My focus at that time was developing, and later managing, the Jackson Laboratory's Cre Characterization Resource.
Following a several-year "sabbatical" from GRS, I once again work for Dr. Murray. Primarily, I work on characterizing novel mouse mutants, with a focus on better understanding craniofacial developmental disorders.
University of Maine
B.Sc., Chemistry
2003-2007
Genetic Resource Science, The Jackson Laboratory
Research Assistant
2016-Present
Genetic Resource Science, The Jackson Laboratory
Project Supervisor
2011-2013
Genetic Resource Science, The Jackson Laboratory
Research Assistant
2007-2011
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