
Nnejiuwa Ibe
Rotation Student (PhD)
513 Parnassus Ave, Rm 1047A
UCSF Box 0534 HSW
San Francisco, CA 94143
United States
UCSF Box 0534 HSW
San Francisco, CA 94143
United States
Keywords
Noncoding RNA, CRISPR technology, RNA interference, Long Noncoding RNA, microRNA, Developmental Biology, Animals (Mice), Human Disease, Human Genetics, Extracellular RNA, High Throughput Screening
I graduated from California State University, Long Beach with B.S. in Biochemistry and became a SoCal to NorCal transplant. I gained my first research experience characterizing apolipoprotein chimeras designed to improve cholesterol transport. While interning at the NIH investigating mutations in the CSB protein which cause Cockayne Syndrome, I developed an interest in aged related research and insight into the importance of research in discovering the etiology of disease. Outside of the lab, I enjoy exploring nature, the city, and coastline drives. I live an active life and love all types of team sports. I love everything that California has to offer, including great weather, good food, and craft beers.