I focus on developmental, craniofacial, and reproductive disorders and mouse model development.
Over the last ten years at JAX, I worked first on male models of meiotic arrest. I transferred then to GRS to help develop craniofacial models primarily from spontaneous mutants. I focus now on infertile, subviable, and embryonic lethal KOMP2 strains including microCT imaging.
University of Maine
M.S., Animal and Veterinary Science
2004-2006
University of Maine
B.S., Animal and Veterinary Science
Adv. Dr. James Weber
2000-2004
University of Maine Machias
Psychology and Community Studies
Ongoing
The Jackson Laboratory
2007-2013
Research Assistant I
Handel Lab
The Jackson Laboratory
2013-Present
Research Assistant II
GRS/Steve Murray
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