Student
Annie joined the immunology graduate program in 2018 after completing her BS in chemistry at Carnegie Mellon University. With co-mentorship from Nathan Salomonis, Annie has been focusing on dissecting functional heterogeneity in hematopoiesis using a combination of flow cytometry and cell sorting (FACS), single-cell technologies (such as scRNA-seq, CITE-seq, scATAC-seq, multi-ome, and lineage tracing) and bioinformatics. Specifically, Annie aims to 1) identify rare, transitional progenitor cell states, 2) establish precursor-progeny relationship between progenitors, 3) map and link myeloid and lymphoid progenitors and steps to lineage specification, 4) deliver a comprehensive atlas of murine hematopoiesis, 5) demonstrate innovative approach to integrate single-cell multi-omics and biological validation, 6) study stem cell heterogeneity and functional network regulating stem cell biology, 7) use similar approach to start building human bone marrow atlas and translate research to be more clinically relevant.
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