Abstract
In October 2023, I was eagerly looking for my lab home, as most Gottwald students would refer to the process. I had the pleasure of talking with Dr. Julie Pollock about her significant research in breast cancer. A great part of the reason why I enjoy learning about proteins and their functions is because of my mother’s history of battling stage II breast cancer. During my time taking care of her and eventually taking a class at the University of Richmond studying gene regulation and protein functions, I gained a greater appreciation for the work that biochemists do in breaking on cancer development and relevant treatments. ground on cancer development and relevant treatments.
Recommended Citation
Tsai, Jeff
(2024)
"Meet the Pollock Lab: Understanding Breast Cancer and Disease Development,"
Osmosis Magazine: Vol. 2024:
Iss.
1, Article 6.
Available at:
https://scholarship.richmond.edu/osmosis/vol2024/iss1/6
