2022
Thursday Thu
A Hybrid Event [see details]
Faculty Candidate Lecture: “Illuminating post-transcriptional control of stem cell fate and function”
Carolyn Sangokoya, MD, PhD
Adjunct Instructor
University of California, San Francisco
Please Note: This is a hybrid lecture session; available via ZOOM and on site in Lane Building, Room L201. To request ZOOM login information please contact Annie Vo: annie.vo@stanford.edu.
Faculty Host: Thomas J. Montine, MD, PhD, Department of Pathology. This Lecture is open to faculty, trainees and students affiliated with Stanford University School of Medicine. Contact Annie Vo: annie.vo@stanford.edu for more information.
Location
300 Pasteur Drive
Lane Building
Room L201
Palo Alto, CA 94305
USA
Stanford University School of Medicine
300 Pasteur DriveLane Building
Room L201
Palo Alto, CA 94305
Guest Lecturer
Carolyn Sangokoya, MD, PhD
Adjunct Instructor
University of California, San Francisco
Research and Clinical Interests
Physician-scientist with (translational) mission to advance human liver pathobiology research and diagnostics for precision-based medicine and regenerative therapies.
My clinical interests are primarily liver pathology, with particular interest in liver iron, metabolic liver disease, and etiologies of steatohepatitis and non-alcoholic steatohepatitis (NASH).
As a stem cell biologist with expertise in RNA biology, my basic science research interests are in leveraging genome engineering, quantitative cell biology, RNA sequencing, imaging, and cytometry at single-cell resolution for innovation and discovery in development and reprogramming.