Congratulations & new faces around the lab

5/4/2022

Lots of exciting happenings in the lab lately!

-MS student Karen Jorgenson successfully defended her awesome thesis about alpine stream food webs in April. Way go to, Karen!

-Recent UW graduate Katie Bearden joined us as a technician for the spring semester and is moving on to a MS position at South Dakota State this summer to study fish movement. Congrats, Katie!

-Kelsey, Sam, and Chance are gearing up for 2022 defenses.

-We're all going to JASM!

-We had two new postdocs join us in April and we're very excited to work with both of them: Carolina Barbosa (Modelscape project) and Ben Tumolo (STOICH project, co-advised with Amy Krist). Matt Dunkle (currently PhD student at the University of Idaho) will also join the Modelscape project as a postdoc this fall.

Karen, Master of Science

1 Comment

Veneers Antalya Dental Clinic link

11/23/2023 01:14:32 am

A negative result means that a mutated gene has not been detected by the test, which may be reassuring, but it is not a 100 percent guarantee that there is no disease. The accuracy of genetic tests in detecting mutated genes varies depending on the condition being tested and whether the gene mutation has previously been identified in a family member.

Even if you do not have a mutated gene, this does not necessarily mean that you will not get the disease. For example, most people who develop breast cancer do not have the breast cancer gene (BRCA1 or BRCA2). In addition, genetic tests may not be able to detect all genetic defects.

https://turkeymedicals.com/dentistry-implant/veneer

Congratulations & new faces around the lab

Leave a Reply.