Sep 19, 2023, 15:43

Levi received his undergraduate degree (BS) in Molecular and Cellular Biology from Cedarville University in May 2021. He was involved in a number of research projects including a study of cell signaling proteins in T. thermophila and an interdepartmental study of nerve degeneration in Ohio-native frog species. After graduation, he joined the Cancer and Cell Biology PhD program in July 2021 and joined the Waltz laboratory in January 2022. Levi has since studied the functional implications of IFN-I suppression by RON in breast cancer. Specifically, his research focus and dissertation work include characterizing differential STAT activation by RON and discerning mechanisms of RON mediated apoptotic evasion in breast cancer.

Name : Levi Fox

Title : Graduate Assistant

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