Difference between revisions of "Yasaer Y Moore"
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| + | My plan after graduating from Monmouth College is to apply for Graduate School and then get a job in a laboratory setting. After experiencing research firsthand and seeing what I could accomplish, I am confident that I will excel. | ||
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| + | While attending Graduate School, my interest of study will be Immunology/ Immunogenetics. With this as my field of study, I am interested in researching the body's immune system by exploring the microbiomes found in the gut. Exploring/ researching gut microbiomes will shine a light on certain autoimmune diseases plus the genetic variations that cause the immune defects. | ||
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| + | My ultimate goal is to become a published researcher. This will allow me to indirectly communicate with others; by sharing my knowledge of the body's immune system and its genetics. | ||
Revision as of 15:44, 2 June 2022
Personal Information
Junior Biochemistry Major, Classics Minor
Hometown: Peoria, IL
Contact info. Email- ymoore@monmouthcollege.edu
Undergraduate Research Activities
Exploring the Bacteria Found In Underwater Environments
Presentations
Career Goals
My plan after graduating from Monmouth College is to apply for Graduate School and then get a job in a laboratory setting. After experiencing research firsthand and seeing what I could accomplish, I am confident that I will excel.
While attending Graduate School, my interest of study will be Immunology/ Immunogenetics. With this as my field of study, I am interested in researching the body's immune system by exploring the microbiomes found in the gut. Exploring/ researching gut microbiomes will shine a light on certain autoimmune diseases plus the genetic variations that cause the immune defects.
My ultimate goal is to become a published researcher. This will allow me to indirectly communicate with others; by sharing my knowledge of the body's immune system and its genetics.