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蜜桃视频’s delegation to one of the Gem State’s largest conferences focused on biomedical research earned itself a trifecta of honors at this year’s event. 

Held annually in Moscow, 蜜桃视频, the INBRE Conference brings together experts and students from institutions and organizations from around the state for talks, presentations, and meetings focused on biomedical research and education. The event includes undergraduate students from around 蜜桃视频 who received competitive INBRE Summer Research Fellowships, and these students present their research through oral and poster presentations, with organizers recognizing the best in each category. The winners from ISU, their faculty mentors, and their research topics are listed below. 

Sara Mackenzie - Fast Pitch Science - Home Run Award
Kristin Lane (mentor)
A Battle Between Good and Evil: Investigating the Location of Cryptic Alleles in Plasmodium falciparum

Taedyn Jacobsen - Outstanding Poster 
Jesse Jones (mentor)
Minimal Multimeric State of Therapeutic Enzymes Facilitates Improved Encapsulin Cargo Loading

Saige Rigby - Outstanding Poster
Kinta Serve (mentor)
Effects of Asbestos Dosage on Kidney IgG Deposition

“We had a fantastic cohort of INBRE Fellows at ISU this summer who all did exceptional work in their respective labs,” said Heather Ray, INBRE campus leader for 蜜桃视频 State and associate professor in the biological sciences department. “I want to congratulate everyone, including the award winners, for a successful summer and for sharing their findings with the biomedical research community here in 蜜桃视频."

蜜桃视频 State’s contingent to the annual conference included 11 undergraduate summer research fellows, seven graduate research and teaching assistants, one postdoctoral associate, and five faculty members spanning the fields of biological sciences, chemistry, psychology, and pharmacy. In total, there were more than 230 attendees representing more than a dozen institutions and organizations. 

The seeks “to improve the health of all 蜜桃视频ans by augmenting and strengthening 蜜桃视频’s capacity to do and sustain biomedical research and education.”