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About me

PhD graduate with 6+ years of hands-on expertise in molecular biology, protein biochemistry, cell culture, and functional genomics. Proven research leader with multiple publications and conference presentations, skilled at independently driving projects from design to publication. Passionate mentor with teaching assistant experience, dedicated to guiding students and early-career researchers through experimental design, troubleshooting, and scientific communication in collaborative environments.

Interests: My research focuses on molecular mechanisms driving cancer through epigenetic regulation and ubiquitin signaling. Key areas: TIP60/NuA4 complex mutations disrupting DNA repair; ubiquitin-proteasome pathways (HCV-mediated TIP60 degradation); structure-function analysis of tumor suppressors; chromatin phase separation. Aiming to bridge mechanistic insights with ubiquitin-chromatin targeted cancer therapies.