Jennifer Kong
Assistant Professor
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Dr. Jennifer Kong is an Assistant Professor at the University of Washington, United States. Her research primarily focuses on Hedgehog signaling and its implications in developmental biology and neural progenitor cell maintenance. Recent publications highlight her work on gene-teratogen interactions and the regulation of signaling pathways, as well as contributions to academic communication practices.
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2020
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