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Lin He, Ph.D. glinhe@gmail.com
Lin received her doctoral degree at Stanford Medical School with Dr. Greg Barsh, before her postdoctoral training with Dr. Greg Hannon at Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory. Lin Joined the Berkeley faculty in 2008 to explore the roles of microRNAs in the oncogenic and tumor suppressor pathways. Research at Lin’s lab is supported by the National Cancer Institute.
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Pengcheng Bu, Ph.D. bupc@berkeley.edu
Pengcheng is from China. Before he joined us in May of 2008, Pengcheng received his Ph.D. degree in Institute of Biophysics, CAS. He is researching miR-34 in tumor initiation and progression.
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Virginie Olive, Ph.D. virginie.olive@berkeley.edu
Virginie comes from France where she did her Ph.D. with Minoo Rassoulzadegan and Francois Cuzin at the Nice University. She joined us in February 2008.
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Mona Foth monafoth@gmx.de
Mona is a Biology graduate student at the University of Hamburg, Germany, with her focus in molecular biology and biochemistry. She joined Lin He’s lab in August 2008 in order to write her diploma thesis at UC Berkeley.
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Iris Jiang ijiang@berkeley.edu
Iris is an undergraduate student at UC Berkeley studying Bioengineering who joined us in June 2008. She is also involved in Engineering World Health, Berkeley Innovation, and planet CARES.
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Brian Zude bzude@berkeley.edu
Brian joined the He Lab in February 2008. He is currently an undergraduate at UC Berkeley and was brought in to assist with animal colony management. Brian is planning on attending veterinary school post graduation from UCB.
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