Uses gene therapy approaches to treat axonal neuropathies in mouse models of Charcot-Marie-Tooth (CMT) disease.
I started my research career working in virology, antibody development and immunochemistry. Following a break in education I returned to the University of Maine and where I studied haploid induction in embryonic plant cells. After receiving my bachelors degree in 2019, I was selected to be a Post-Baccalaureate Research Intern, here at the Jackson Lab.
In the Burgess lab, we study axonal neuropathies and use mouse models to better understand disease etiology and develop novel treatment technology.
University of Maine (UMO)
B.S., Biology
2017-2019
Burgess Lab, The Jackson Laboratory
Post-Baccalaureate Research Intern
2019-Present
Genome Elimination Lab/Tan Lab, University of Maine
Research Assistant
2017-2019
Maine Biotechnology Services Inc. (currently: BBI Solutions)
Immunochemistry Service Scientist
2009-2013
Duboise Lab, University of Southern Maine
Laboratory Assistant
2008-2009
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