CMB Students Currently in the Graduate Program
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Sara Akram
King Life Science
ha20be@fsu.edu
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major professor: Dr. Hank W. Bass
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Camilla Alves
cra24c@fsu.edu
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major professor: Dr. Beth Stroupe (FYAC)
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Lorea Arambarri
Investigating the consequences of Traumatic Brain Injury on chromatin features
larambarri@bio.fsu.edu
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major professor: Dr. Jonathan H. Dennis
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Shahin Behrouz Sharif
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major professor: Dr. Jonathan H. Dennis
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Tracey Bell
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major professor: Dr. Steven Lenhert
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Jane Benoit
I am interested in the relationships between chromatin architecture, gene expression, and cellular processes. My projects include characterizing chromatin remodeling events during viral infection, innate immune stimulation, and cancer progression.
2024 King
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major professor: Dr. Jonathan H. Dennis
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Katherine Bilodeau
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major professor: Dr. Kathryn M. Jones
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Madison DePeri
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major professor: Dr. Beth Stroupe (FYAC)
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AidanDarian Douglas
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major professor: Dr. Ashwanth Francis
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Francis Ebuara
KIN3004 King
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major professor: Dr. Darin R. Rokyta
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Gabrielle Fisher
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major professor: Dr. Kathryn M. Jones
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Yashika Garg
217 Kasha Building
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major professor: Dr. M. Elizabeth Stroupe
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Anuvind Kalpetta Gramathil
I am investigating the mechanism and functional significance of telomere tethering to the nuclear periphery in budding yeast. Currently, I study the interplay between the LINC complex and Sir complex during meiosis. Yeast is not just used for baking, but to do science as well! :)
308 Biology Unit 1
ak22bi@fsu.edu
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major professor: Dr. Hong-Guo Yu
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Mahdi Khadem
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major professor: Dr. Jonathan H. Dennis
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Auroni Khan
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major professor: Dr. Beth Stroupe (FYAC)
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Kathryn Koirtyohann
My research is focused on the molecular biology of plants, primarily maize and peanut. I study regulation of gene expression by RNA-directed DNA methylation (RdDM), transcription factor binding, and noncoding RNAs. The regulatory landscape of plants is extremely complex, and my goal is to uncover some of these networks of regulatory molecules and genes, particularly those involved in response to abiotic stress.
2024 King
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major professor: Dr. Karen M. McGinnis
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Ashley Loeven
My research interests lie in understanding intracellular signaling that mediates dietary fat-induced inflammation and irreversible loss of olfactory sensory neurons in mouse models.
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major professor: Dr. Debra A. Fadool
second major professor:
Calvin Mackey
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major professor: Dr. Kathryn M. Jones
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Innocent Osuya
519 Kasha Laboratory
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major professor: Dr. Scott Stagg
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Zohre Panahidizjikan
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major professor: Dr. Liz Brown
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Meizhu Qi
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major professor: Dr. Debra A. Fadool
second major professor: Dr. Douglas Storace
Bryce Redfern
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major professor: Dr. Kathryn M. Jones
second major professor:
Yun Shi
My research mainly focuses on Ca2+-dependent thin filament regulation of contraction and cooperative interactions among myofilament proteins in striated muscle, including both skeletal muscle and cardiac muscle. As the Ca2+ sensor of the thin filament, troponin is the major protein that I am particularly interested in. For the projects I am currently involved in, experimental, statistical and computational methods are combined to reveal the characteristics of this protein in both physiological and pathological process, e.g., cardiomyopathy.
308 Bio Unit 1
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major professor: Dr. P. Bryant Chase
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Divyaa Srinivasan
dsrinivasan@bio.fsu.edu
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major professor: Dr. Peter Fraser
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Jessica Sullivan
jrs22ba@fsu.edu
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major professor: Dr. Thomas A. Houpt (cbMS)
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Manisha Tyagi
mt22m@fsu.edu
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major professor: Dr. Ashwanth Francis
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Nick Waddell
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major professor: Dr. Jian Feng
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