
Ph.D. Biochemistry | Postdoc | Entreprenuer | My research focus is on inositol phosphate signaling š±I also create illustrated infographicsšØ #gobadgers
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ALT Catherine Freed (she/her) is the First Author of Using Native and Synthetic Genes to Disrupt Inositol Pyrophosphates and Phosphate Accumulation in Plants published 30 October 2024. Freed is a Postdoctoral Associate and University of Wisconsin-Madison. Education background includes 2022 Ph.D. Biochemistry at Virginia Tech; 2017 B.S. Honors Biology at Bowling Green State University. Research interests include phosphorus, inositol pyrophosphate signaling, and phosphate sensing. Personal interests include painting and botanical illustration, learning new languages, and enjoying nature.

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