Undergraduate Researcher
I am a Biomedical Sciences student from Fort Lauderdale, Florida. I am currently a part of Dr. Ken Teter's lab researching the interaction between a chaperone enzyme, protein disulfide isomerase (PDI), and one of its binding partners, cholera toxin (CT). The study is to find out the mechanism which PDI uses to fold and unfold proteins. After I graduate with my B.S., I plan to pursue a PhD in either Molecular Biology, Structural Biology, or Synthetic Biology and then work in industry.
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About Morgan O'Donnell
I am a Biomedical Sciences student from Fort Lauderdale, Florida. I am currently a part of Dr. Ken Teter's lab researching the interaction between a chaperone enzyme, protein disulfide isomerase (PDI), and one of its binding partners, cholera toxin (CT). The study is to find out the mechanism which PDI uses to fold and unfold proteins. After I graduate with my B.S., I plan to pursue a PhD in either Molecular Biology, Structural Biology, or Synthetic Biology and then work in industry.
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| Present | University of Central Florida ‐ Burnett School of Biomedical Sciences | |
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