Current interests lie in understanding the role of oxidative stress in AT mice and in further elucidating the pathways that are effected by the loss of the Atm gene. Jessica Yingling Received a B.S. in Biochemistry and graduated with Honors from the University of Arizona in 1999. Participated in the Undergraduate Biology Research Program at University of Arizona, working with Dr. Eugene Gerner on translational frameshifting. Awarded HHMI Biomedical Research Abroad Undergraduate Fellowship in 1998, working with Dr. Eric Westhof at Universite Louis Pasteur in Strasbourg, France. Awarded NSF Pre-Doctoral Fellowship in Molecular Biology in 1999.
Current research is involved with the neuronal migration defects project.
Debbie Beiley Joined the Wynshaw-Boris Lab in March 1999 where she is actively involved in the daily administrative functions of this busy lab and serve as a liaison between the lab and the University. Has been in San Diego for over 20 years and has worked for the University of California, San Diego for 17 of those years.