Bryan Anthony Volpe Department of Biology Pace University Biography Publications Institution JoVE Articles Bryan Anthony VolpeResearch Assistant I am currently a Research Assistant in the Biology Department of Pace University in Pleasantville, New York. I graduated Magna Cum Laude with a Bachelor of Science in Biology from Pace University and will be attending medical school in the summer of 2021.Throughout the course of my undergraduate career, I examined sensory progenitor cell regeneration in transgenic zebrafish via confocal microscopy under the mentorship of Dr. Aaron Steiner. After demonstrating that interneuromast cells of the zebrafish lateral line system maintain a regenerative capacity, I was tasked with investigating protein that may modulate interneuromast cell behavior. Currently, I am exploring the effects that the knockdown of this protein has on interneuromast cell function in the lateral line system.I am eagerly awaiting my beginnings in medical school. Here, I will bridge my passion for translational research with my strong interest in clinically relevant problem solving to contribute to molecular therapy for human disease. In medical school, I plan to continue to explore disease through the lens of molecular biology while developing my clinical capability as a future physician. Publications Confocale Microscoop-gebaseerde Laser Ablatie en Regeneratie Test in Zebrafish Interneuromast Cellen Bryan A. Volpe1, Teresa H. Fotino1, Aaron B. Steiner1 1Department of Biology, Pace University JoVE 60966 Biologia dello sviluppo
Confocale Microscoop-gebaseerde Laser Ablatie en Regeneratie Test in Zebrafish Interneuromast Cellen Bryan A. Volpe1, Teresa H. Fotino1, Aaron B. Steiner1 1Department of Biology, Pace University JoVE 60966 Biologia dello sviluppo