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Nate Mullin

University of Iowa

I am an MD/PhD student at the University of Iowa working in the Iowa Institute for Vision Research. Our group is focused on genetic causes of blindness, and I am specifically very interested in mitochondrial genetic disease and how genetic variants impact development of complex tissues like the retina. I use induced pluripotent stem cells (iPSCs) to generate retinal cells in vitro from patient cells, which allows me to observe the effects of specific mutations on retinal tissue development. Currently, I am using single cell genomic approaches to understand how different retinal cell types respond differently to mitochondrial mutations. Broadly, I am interested in leveraging an understanding of developmental biology to create treatments for genetic disease.

Nate Mullin has added 2 preLight posts

Disrupting cellular memory to overcome drug resistance

Guillaume Harmange, Raúl A. Reyes Hueros, Dylan Schaff, et al.

Selected by 18 September 2022

Nate Mullin

Cell Biology

Long read mitochondrial genome sequencing using Cas9-guided adaptor ligation

Amy R. Vandiver, Brittany Pielstick, Timothy Gilpatrick, et al.

Selected by 29 April 2022

Nate Mullin

Genetics

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