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Last year, I had a UROP in the Ribbeck lab at MIT, the Lab for Hydrogel Filters in Biology. I studied the properties of and cellular interactions with mucin coatings, and found that cells will not adsorb to surfaces coated with mucin. This property of mucin is often taken into account in areas such as drug development. | |||
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Revision as of 16:11, 10 September 2012
Contact Info
- Colleen M. Meehl
- Massachusetts Institute of Technology
- Email: cmeehl [at] mit [dot] edu
I learned about OpenWetWare in a class I am taking, 20.109 , and I've joined so that I can contribute to and learn from the class page.
Education
- Massachusetts Institute of Technology, 2014
- Course 20, Biological Engineering
Research interests
- Cancer
- Immunology
Useful links
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Registration/Questionnaire: 20.109 Fall 2012
Last Name
Meehl
First Name
Colleen
Preferred name
Colleen
Course/Minor
Course 20, Biological Engineering
Year of Graduation
2014
Telephone #
518 321 0933
cmeehl AT mit DOT edu
Have you taken or are you taking...
20.320 (Cell Kinetics): currently taking
7.05/5.07 (Biochemistry): taken last semester
7.06 (Cell Biology): no
5.310 (General Chemistry Lab): no
Do you have any experience culturing cells (mammalian, yeast or microbial)?: no
Do you have any experience in molecular biology (electrophoresis, PCR, etc)?: no
Please briefly describe any previous laboratory experience
Last year, I had a UROP in the Ribbeck lab at MIT, the Lab for Hydrogel Filters in Biology. I studied the properties of and cellular interactions with mucin coatings, and found that cells will not adsorb to surfaces coated with mucin. This property of mucin is often taken into account in areas such as drug development.
Please briefly describe any previous technical communication experience you have
- Written Communication
- Oral Communication
