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Kelly Crotty

Alumni Graduate Student

kelly@walterlab.ucsf.edu

Scientific Interest

I am interested in how the cell post-transcriptionally modifies its protein expression profile in order to adapt to stress. This includes the selective translation of mRNAs encoding stress-response proteins as well as changes in mRNA degradation dynamics.

Current Research Interests

I am currently investigating how the truncated mRNA of BiP1, an ER-chaperone protein, is stabilized after loss of its polyA tail during ER stress in S. pombe.

Education

2008-2012 B.S. Biochemistry & Biophysics – Oregon State University, USA
2012-Present Ph.D Biochemistry & Cell Biology – University of California, San Francisco, USA

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