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I am excited to be the head Teaching Fellow for the Harvard iGEM team this year! I am a 5th year graduate student in Pam Silver's lab, studying the ways in which the various aspects of mRNA metabolism - transcription, nuclear processing, export, proofreading, translation and decay - are coupled to one another and affect the ultimate expression of genes. When I am not teaching or in the lab, I am generally outside hiking, kayaking, running, gardening or cross-country skiing (or even, very rarely, fly fishing). | I am excited to be the head Teaching Fellow for the Harvard iGEM team this year! | ||
I am a 5th year graduate student in Pam Silver's lab, studying the ways in which | |||
the various aspects of mRNA metabolism - transcription, nuclear processing, export, | |||
proofreading, translation and decay - are coupled to one another and affect the ultimate | |||
expression of genes. When I am not teaching or in the lab, I am generally outside hiking, | |||
kayaking, running, gardening or cross-country skiing (or even, very rarely, fly fishing). | |||
My e-mail address is natalie_farny(at)hms.harvard.edu | |||
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Latest revision as of 16:15, 27 April 2008
I am excited to be the head Teaching Fellow for the Harvard iGEM team this year!
I am a 5th year graduate student in Pam Silver's lab, studying the ways in which
the various aspects of mRNA metabolism - transcription, nuclear processing, export,
proofreading, translation and decay - are coupled to one another and affect the ultimate
expression of genes. When I am not teaching or in the lab, I am generally outside hiking,
kayaking, running, gardening or cross-country skiing (or even, very rarely, fly fishing).
My e-mail address is natalie_farny(at)hms.harvard.edu
