Areas of expertise include single cell transcriptomics, primate/human early embryonic development, maternal-fetal medicine, fetal programming, pluripotent cell biology, regulatory networks, tumor heterogeneity, circulating tumor cells.
We are a cellomics lab using advanced technologies to understand the cellular composition of tissues, their development, and progression to disease. We have a specialized research interest in human early embryonic development and how the biology at this stage may provide insight into and/or impact later in life biology (e.g., cancer, immunology) through the pleiotropic effect of genes undergoing natural selection at these early post-fertilization stages.
Education:
Postdoctoral Training
Research Fellowship
Experience: